subashi
/suːˈbaʃə/(also soubashi) Now historical
noun
In the Ottoman Empire: an official, as a military commander, local governor, or constable.
Origin
Late 16th century; earliest use found in Richard Hakluyt (?1552–1616), geographer. From Ottoman Turkish sūbāši (Turkish subaşı) from †sü army + bāš head, chief + -ı, suffix forming compounds.
- benzopyrene
- benzoquinone
- benzoyl
- benzoyl peroxide
- benzyl
- benzylpiperazine
- be of
- be of (any) use
- be of assistance
- be off
- be off the charts
- be of one (or a different) mind
- be of service
- be of the belief that
- be of the opinion that
- Beograd
- be old enough to be someone's father (or mother)
- be on about
- be on a hiding to nothing
- be on at someone
- be one's brother's keeper
- be oneself
- be one's life
- be one's own boss
- be one's (own) lookout