Shamsher Jang
Shamsher Jang proper noun: a Hindu princely title, Sword of War.
Proper noun
Shamsher Jang
Origin of Shamsher Jang
From the Hindi शमशेर जंग (śamśer jaṅg, “sword of war”), from Classical Persian شمشیر جنگ (šamšēr jang). It was part of the full title of the Maharaja of Travancore.
Questions about Shamsher Jang
- What does Shamsher Jang mean?
- Shamsher Jang means a Hindu princely title, Sword of War.
- What part of speech is Shamsher Jang?
- Shamsher Jang is a proper noun.
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