Associations to the word «Mameluke»
Noun
- Bey
- Sultan
- Bonaparte
- Egypt
- Cairo
- Napoleon
- Turk
- Epsom
- Crusader
- Pasha
- Newmarket
- Ottoman
- Tunis
- Eunuch
- Citadel
- Flotilla
- Nile
- Syria
- Caliph
- Emigrant
- Sultanate
- Ibrahim
- Pyramid
- Stallion
- Damascus
- Mecca
- Sabre
- Allah
- Hasan
- Alexandria
- Oaks
- Arabia
- Sword
- Highness
- Cavalry
- Egyptian
- Conquest
- Din
- Dynasty
- Marine
- Derby
- Slave
- Jockey
- Caravan
- Horseman
- Abu
- Legion
- Pilgrim
- Ruler
- Acre
- Constantinople
- Jews
- Cyprus
- Arab
- Tactic
- Thrust
- Square
- Venice
- Ammunition
- Guard
- Ali
- French
- Emperor
- Horse
- Ronald
- Palestine
- Faction
- Muhammad
- Battle
- Corps
- Squadron
- Defeat
- Retreat
- Invasion
- Al
- Officer
- Guinea
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
MAMELUKE, noun. A member of a military regime created and run originally by freed white slaves, which formed a ruling caste in Egypt from 1250 until 1812 and in Syria until 1516.
MAMELUKE, noun. (obsolete) A slave (especially white) in a Muslim country.
MAMELUKE, noun. Alternative letter-case form of mameluke
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