noun
also qai·ma·qam or qaim·ma·qam |kīmə|käm
( -s )
Etymology: Turkish kaymakam, from Arabic qā'im maqām deputy, from qā'im standing + maqām place
: a lieutenant or deputy in the service of the Ottoman Empire
noun
also qai·ma·qam or qaim·ma·qam |kīmə|käm
( -s )
Etymology: Turkish kaymakam, from Arabic qā'im maqām deputy, from qā'im standing + maqām place
: a lieutenant or deputy in the service of the Ottoman Empire
Webster's New International English Dictionary. Новый международный словарь английского языка Webster. 2012