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irade
[ Turkish ih-rah-de ]
/ Turkish ɪˈrɑ dɛ /
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noun
a decree of a Muslim ruler.
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Origin of irade
1880–85; <Turkish <Arabic irādah will, wish
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How to use irade in a sentence
A written decree of an Ottoman sultan is also termed an irade, the word being taken from the Arab.
British Dictionary definitions for irade
irade
/ (ɪˈrɑːdɛ) /
noun
a written edict of a Muslim ruler
Word Origin for irade
C19: from Turkish: will, desire, from Arabic irādah
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