caid
noun
ca·id
variants or qaid
käˈēt͟h,
ˈkīt͟h
plural -s
1
: alcaide
2
a
: a Muslim local administrator, judge, and tax collector in Algeria, Morocco, and Tunisia
b
: a chief especially of the Berber tribal communities of the Atlas region
Word History
Etymology
Spanish caíd, caid, from Arabic qā'id
- I and S
- I ask you
- I bar
- I beam
- i beg your pardon
- I bet
- i can promise you
- I can't tell you
- I couldn't tell you
- I dare say
- i daresay
- i device
- i devices
- I don't know
- i don't know about her
- i don't know about him
- I don't know about him/her
- I don't know about that
- i don't know about them
- i don't know about you
- I don't know about you/him/her/them
- i don't know what the world is coming to
- I don't mind if I do
- I don't mind telling you
- I don't suppose