tzar

[ zahr, tsahr ]

noun

1. a variant of czar.

tzar

/ zɑː /

noun

1. See tsar
   a less common spelling of tsar

Derived Forms

• ˈtzarism, noun

Example Sentences

The Tzar marched against this new rival in person, at the head of an army of 100,000 men, and drove the rebels into Toula.

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For the most part the malcontents gave in their adhesion to the elected Tzar Vladislav.

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A holy man of Novgorod, one Silvestr, appeared on the scene and quietly annexed the soul of the Tzar.

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Thus ignominiously disappeared the last Tzar of the line of S. Vladimir.

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The peace of Stolbova was as favourable an accommodation as the Tzar could reasonably have expected to secure.

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Related Words

• ruler