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Osmanli, a. and n.|ɒsˈmænlɪ|
Also 9 -lie, -ly, -lee.
[a. Turkish osmānli adj. ‘of or belonging to Osmān’ (the Turkish pronunciation of the Arabic personal name ﻋOthmān): see Ottoman. Osmānli is the native word for which Ottoman is the usual Eng. expression.]
A. adj. Of or belonging to the family or dynasty of Othman or Osman I; of or pertaining to the tribe or branch of the Turks who became under Osman and his dynasty the ruling race of the Turkish empire; = Ottoman.
1843Penny Cycl. XXV. 406/1 Osmanli, or Turkish, commonly called so. 1874Anderson Missions Amer. Bd. IV. xxxi. 174 Less firmly wedded to the Moslem faith than the remaining million of Osmanly Turks. 1888Encycl. Brit. XXXIII. 658/1 (Turks) We are wont to restrict the name [Turks] to the Osmanli Turks, though they themselves refuse to be called Turks.
B. n. A Turk of the family or tribe of Osman; a Turkish subject of the Sultan; an Ottoman.
1813Byron Giaour xxviii. note, The turban, pillar, and inscriptive verse, decorate the tombs of the Osmanlies. 1844E. Warburton Crescent & Cross vii. (1859) 56 The Turks, or Osmanlis, are of small number, but high consideration in Egypt. 1859Blackw. Mag. Apr. 461/2 And so I take leave of the Osmanli, wishing them..every felicity except that of my company.
Add:[B.] b. The language of the Ottoman Turks; Turkish.
1843Penny Cycl. XXV. 406/1 Osmanli, or Turkish, commonly called so. This dialect..is spoken by the Turkish conquerors of the Byzantine empire. 1908T. G. Tucker Introd. Nat. Hist. Lang. 134 Turkish (or Osmanli, the latter term, however, being properly used of the official and cultivated Turkish, which contains large Persian and Arabic elements). 1959[see Oghuz n. 2]. 1977C. F. & F. M. Voegelin Classification & Index World's Lang. 341 Turkish = Osmanli. Ds. Eastern, Western = Danubian. 24,000,000. Turkey. Also in Bulgaria, Cyprus, Soviet Union (73,000). |