mirza
n. C2 Proficiency US //ˈmɝzə// UK //mˈɜːzɐ// mirza Archaic
n. a title used in South Asia for a man who is respected for his knowledge or high social status. It is an old word that you might see in history books or stories about the past.
n. a title of respect used in South Asia, particularly in historical contexts, for a man of high social rank or scholarly distinction. Often used in the names of historical figures or in literary works set in the Mughal Empire.
The Mirza was a respected leader in the local community.
In the historical novel, the Mirza serves as the chief advisor to the emperor.
The title of Mirza was often granted to high-ranking officials or members of the royal family to signify their elevated status within the hierarchical structure of the Mughal court.