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'''Emir''' is title for nobility or high office, used in [[Islamic]] countries, meaning “commander” or “general” (later it also meant “prince”) in the [[Arabic]] language. Also spelled "Amir," with the plural form of "Umara."
 
'''Emir''' is title for nobility or high office, used in [[Islamic]] countries, meaning “commander” or “general” (later it also meant “prince”) in the [[Arabic]] language. Also spelled "Amir," with the plural form of "Umara."
  
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Emir is title for nobility or high office, used in Islamic countries, meaning “commander” or “general” (later it also meant “prince”) in the Arabic language. Also spelled "Amir," with the plural form of "Umara."