Definition of Osmanli in English:

Osmanli

noun & adjectivePlural Osmanlis ɒzˈmanliäs-

old-fashioned term for Ottoman
Example sentencesExamples
- Under the leadership of the Osmanli Turks, Islam launched two subsequent attempts to conquer Europe - in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries.
- The Ottomans or Osmanlis established themselves in north-western Anatolia, expanding at the expense of Byzantium and the Italian trading colonies of the Aegean shores.
- Of the ten local emirates, or kingdoms, that arose in Turkish Anatolia after the Seljuq's disintegration, one quickly came to pre-eminence: that of Osman, who ruled in northwestern Anatolia and founded the Osmanli or Ottoman dynasty.
- The history of rise and decay repeated itself after the Osmanli Turks appeared on the scene.
- Among the many revolts in Bosnia against the bureaucratic rule of the Osmanli Turks that of 1830-31 under Hussein Aga deserves mention of the revolts in Herzegovina that of 1875.

Origin

Turkish, from the name Osman, from Arabic ‘uṯmān (see Ottoman), + the adjectival suffix -li.

Rhymes

Manley, manly, Stanley

Definition of Osmanli in US English:

Osmanli

noun & adjectiveäs-

old-fashioned term for Ottoman
Example sentencesExamples
- The history of rise and decay repeated itself after the Osmanli Turks appeared on the scene.
- Under the leadership of the Osmanli Turks, Islam launched two subsequent attempts to conquer Europe - in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries.
- Among the many revolts in Bosnia against the bureaucratic rule of the Osmanli Turks that of 1830-31 under Hussein Aga deserves mention of the revolts in Herzegovina that of 1875.
- Of the ten local emirates, or kingdoms, that arose in Turkish Anatolia after the Seljuq's disintegration, one quickly came to pre-eminence: that of Osman, who ruled in northwestern Anatolia and founded the Osmanli or Ottoman dynasty.
- The Ottomans or Osmanlis established themselves in north-western Anatolia, expanding at the expense of Byzantium and the Italian trading colonies of the Aegean shores.

Origin

Turkish, from the name Osman, from Arabic ‘uṯmān (see Ottoman), + the adjectival suffix -li.

单词	Osmanli
释义	Definition of Osmanli in English: Osmanli noun & adjectivePlural Osmanlis ɒzˈmanliäs- old-fashioned term for Ottoman Example sentencesExamples Under the leadership of the Osmanli Turks, Islam launched two subsequent attempts to conquer Europe - in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. The Ottomans or Osmanlis established themselves in north-western Anatolia, expanding at the expense of Byzantium and the Italian trading colonies of the Aegean shores. Of the ten local emirates, or kingdoms, that arose in Turkish Anatolia after the Seljuq's disintegration, one quickly came to pre-eminence: that of Osman, who ruled in northwestern Anatolia and founded the Osmanli or Ottoman dynasty. The history of rise and decay repeated itself after the Osmanli Turks appeared on the scene. Among the many revolts in Bosnia against the bureaucratic rule of the Osmanli Turks that of 1830-31 under Hussein Aga deserves mention of the revolts in Herzegovina that of 1875. Origin Turkish, from the name Osman, from Arabic ‘uṯmān (see Ottoman), + the adjectival suffix -li. Rhymes Manley, manly, Stanley Definition of Osmanli in US English: Osmanli noun & adjectiveäs- old-fashioned term for Ottoman Example sentencesExamples The history of rise and decay repeated itself after the Osmanli Turks appeared on the scene. Under the leadership of the Osmanli Turks, Islam launched two subsequent attempts to conquer Europe - in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. Among the many revolts in Bosnia against the bureaucratic rule of the Osmanli Turks that of 1830-31 under Hussein Aga deserves mention of the revolts in Herzegovina that of 1875. Of the ten local emirates, or kingdoms, that arose in Turkish Anatolia after the Seljuq's disintegration, one quickly came to pre-eminence: that of Osman, who ruled in northwestern Anatolia and founded the Osmanli or Ottoman dynasty. The Ottomans or Osmanlis established themselves in north-western Anatolia, expanding at the expense of Byzantium and the Italian trading colonies of the Aegean shores. Origin Turkish, from the name Osman, from Arabic ‘uṯmān (see Ottoman), + the adjectival suffix -li.
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