Othman

[oth-muh n; for 1 also Arabic oo th-mahn]

noun, plural Oth·mans.

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Examples from the Web for othman

Contemporary Examples of othman

The ministry recorded 412 cases in 2011 and 318 last year, Othman says, along with 134 so far in 2013.
Ransomed in Egypt
Mike Giglio
May 9, 2013
“The capability of the Iraqi security forces is under question,” says Othman.
The Forgotten War
Babak Dehghanpisheh
August 16, 2011
“Our readers are never shy in expressing their opinions,” said Othman al-Omeir, editor-in-chief and founder of elaph.com.
Out the Door
The Daily Beast
January 27, 2009

Historical Examples of othman

Othman did not observe the Vekeel, who was but a few paces distant.
The Bride of the Nile, Complete
Georg Ebers
The spirit of Othman breathes through my soul and turns them thither.
The Captain of the Janizaries
James M. Ludlow
And the suzerain revenues shall all be yours; for by the bones of Othman!
The Captain of the Janizaries
James M. Ludlow
But the vision of Othman was the vision of a seer to whom the future was laid open.
The Chief Periods of European History
Edward A. Freeman
Othman was dying when the news of the capture of Broussa was brought to him.
The Passing of the Turkish Empire in Europe
B. Granville Baker

British Dictionary definitions for othman

Othman

adjective, noun

a variant of Ottoman

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