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throne village

throne village noun: a village in the central mountain areas of Palestine that served as a seat of political and military power for the sheiks of rural subdistricts, primarily during the latter half of Ottoman rule.

Noun

throne village (plural throne villages)

  1. (historical) A village in the central mountain areas of Palestine that served as a seat of political and military power for the sheiks of rural subdistricts, primarily during the latter half of Ottoman rule.

Forms of throne village

pluralthrone villages

Questions about throne village

What does throne village mean?
Throne village means a village in the central mountain areas of Palestine that served as a seat of political and military power for the sheiks of rural subdistricts, primarily during the latter half of Ottoman rule.
What part of speech is throne village?
Throne village is a noun.
What is the plural of throne village?
The plural of throne village is throne villages.

Words near throne village in the dictionary

  1. throne rooms
  2. throne sniffer
  3. throne sniffers
  4. throne speech
  5. throne speeches
  6. throne village
  7. throne villages
  8. throne-room
  9. throne-rooms
  10. Throneberry
  11. Throneberrys

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