different between kaimakam vs kaymakam
kaimakam
English
Etymology
Borrowed from Turkish kaymakam, from Arabic ?????? ??????? (q??im maq?m).
Noun
kaimakam (plural kaimakams)
- (obsolete) the governor of a sanjak in Turkey
Synonyms
- caimacam
References
kaimakam From the web:
kaymakam
English
Alternative forms
- caimacam
- caimakam
- kaimakam
- qaimaqam
Noun
kaymakam (plural kaymakams)
- A deputy governor in Turkey, especially that of the grand vizier and governor of Constantinople
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