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nizamate

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[ni-zah-meyt, -zam-eyt, nahy-] / nɪˈzɑ meɪt, -ˈzæm eɪt, naɪ- /

noun

  1. the position held or territory governed by a Nizam.


Etymology

Origin of nizamate

First recorded in 1885–90; Nizam + -ate 3

Example Sentences

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The nizamate was Muslim, too, and Mr. Khan used his wealth to support Mr. Mejid’s family.

From New York Times

He hopes to digitize the nizamate’s archives, Princess Esra said.

From New York Times

The nizamate seemed poised for total collapse.

From New York Times

When Mr. Jah took over, he tried to get a grip on the ornate but rickety structure of the nizamate.

From New York Times