Definition of hatti sherif in English:

hatti sherif

(also hattisherif, hatti-sherif, khatti sherif)

noun ˌhatɪ ʃəˈriːf

historical

Frequently with capital initials. In the Ottoman Empire: a decree or edict issued by the government and approved by the Sultan personally by means of a handwritten note or sign, and thereby considered to be irrevocable.

Origin

Mid 17th century. From Ottoman Turkish ḵaṭṭ-ı şerīf (Turkish hatt-ı şerif) from Persian ḵaṭi-šarīf royal letter, mandate, etc. signed by the sovereign's own hand from Persian ḵaṭṭ, ḵaṭ line, line drawn on paper, character, writing, handwriting, note, letter, etc. (from Arabic ḵaṭṭ line, written line, writing) + -i, suffix connecting a noun to its qualifier + šarīf noble.

Definition of hatti sherif in US English:

hatti sherif

(also hattisherif, hatti-sherif, khatti sherif)

nounˌhatɪ ʃəˈriːf

historical

Frequently with capital initials. In the Ottoman Empire: a decree or edict issued by the government and approved by the Sultan personally by means of a handwritten note or sign, and thereby considered to be irrevocable.

单词	hatti sherif
释义	Definition of hatti sherif in English: hatti sherif (also hattisherif, hatti-sherif, khatti sherif) noun ˌhatɪ ʃəˈriːf historical Frequently with capital initials. In the Ottoman Empire: a decree or edict issued by the government and approved by the Sultan personally by means of a handwritten note or sign, and thereby considered to be irrevocable. Origin Mid 17th century. From Ottoman Turkish ḵaṭṭ-ı şerīf (Turkish hatt-ı şerif) from Persian ḵaṭi-šarīf royal letter, mandate, etc. signed by the sovereign's own hand from Persian ḵaṭṭ, ḵaṭ line, line drawn on paper, character, writing, handwriting, note, letter, etc. (from Arabic ḵaṭṭ line, written line, writing) + -i, suffix connecting a noun to its qualifier + šarīf noble. Definition of hatti sherif in US English: hatti sherif (also hattisherif, hatti-sherif, khatti sherif) nounˌhatɪ ʃəˈriːf historical Frequently with capital initials. In the Ottoman Empire: a decree or edict issued by the government and approved by the Sultan personally by means of a handwritten note or sign, and thereby considered to be irrevocable. Origin Mid 17th century. From Ottoman Turkish ḵaṭṭ-ı şerīf (Turkish hatt-ı şerif) from Persian ḵaṭi-šarīf royal letter, mandate, etc. signed by the sovereign's own hand from Persian ḵaṭṭ, ḵaṭ line, line drawn on paper, character, writing, handwriting, note, letter, etc. (from Arabic ḵaṭṭ line, written line, writing) + -i, suffix connecting a noun to its qualifier + šarīf noble.
随便看	sandy insolubly insolvable insolvably insolvencies insolvency insolvent insolvents in so many words in so many words in somebody own way in somebody's bad books in somebody's black books in somebody's confidence in somebody's corner in somebody's good books in somebody's hair in somebody's hip pocket in somebody's keeping in somebody's lap in somebody's name in somebody's place in somebody's pocket in somebody's wisdom in somebody way