Capitan Pasha
/ˌkapɪtan ˈpaʃə/Now historical
noun
(The title of) the chief admiral of the Ottoman fleet.
Origin
Late 16th century. In some forms from captain + bashaw, after post-classical Latin Capitan Bassa from Ottoman Turkish Kapudan Pāšā with remodelling of the first element after Italian capitano and post-classical Latin capitaneus.
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