ghazi
/ˈɡɑːzi
/noun (plural ghazis)
(Often as an honorific title) a Muslim fighter against non-Muslims: General Ghazi Kenaan, head of military intelligence...
- In addition there were about ten thousand Ghazis.
- The Ghazis of Mughal India used marijuana to induce fearlessness.
Origin
From Arabic al-ġāzī, participle of ġazā 'invade, raid'.