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sheikh
/ ʃɪ /
noun
- the head of an Arab tribe, village, etc
- a venerable old man
- a high priest or religious leader, esp a Sufi master
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of sheikh1
Example Sentences
An obscure group led by a wealthy Beverly Hills human rights activist said it has the means — with support from an Abu Dhabi sheikh — to pay billions more than Ellison for Paramount, including debt restructuring.
COVID-19 shuttered his next project, the Harlem Food Hall, but then Smalls received an unexpected call from Her Excellency, the sheikh of Dubai’s daughter, which led to his work on Alkebulan.
They pointedly referred to him as "Mr Hendricks", rather than by religious titles like imam or sheikh.
However, that almost came to an end when the News of the World's infamous fake sheikh staged a sting in 1999 and got him to reveal his drug habit.
They insisted that the sheikh was not the target, noting that the house had been “obliterated”.
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