Khabze
Khabze proper noun: the traditional Circassian code of conduct, encompassing customary law, honor, etiquette, and worldview.
Proper noun
Khabze
- The traditional Circassian code of conduct, encompassing customary law, honor, etiquette, and worldview.
Origin of Khabze
Borrowed from West Circassian хабзэ (xabzɛ) or East Circassian хабзэ (xabzɛ).
Phrases with Khabze
Questions about Khabze
- What does Khabze mean?
- Khabze means the traditional Circassian code of conduct, encompassing customary law, honor, etiquette, and worldview.
- What part of speech is Khabze?
- Khabze is a proper noun.
Words near Khabze in the dictionary
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