Pashalic or Pashalik ( _tr. Paşalık) is the abstract word derived from
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Pashalic — Pa*sha lic, n. [Written also {pachalic}.] [Turk.] The jurisdiction of a pasha. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
pashalic — pa·sha·lic … English syllables
pashalic — … Useful english dictionary
pachalic — Pashalic Pa*sha lic, n. [Written also {pachalic}.] [Turk.] The jurisdiction of a pasha. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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pashalik — noun see pashalic I * * * /peuh shah lik, shaw /, n. the territory governed by a pasha. Also, pachalic, pashalic. [1735 45; < Turk, equiv. to pasa PASHA + lik suffix of appurtenance] * * * pashˈalik or pachˈalic (or /pä shäˈlik/) noun The… … Useful english dictionary
Pachalic — Pa*cha lic, a. & n. See {Pashalic}. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
