Sart

sart šart sårt şart English Etymology 1 From en tr Sart and en ota صارت Sart, from en gkm Σάρδεις, ultimately from en xld 𐤮𐤱𐤠𐤭. en Sardis. Proper noun en town p/Manisa c/Turkey, en ancient capital kingdom:Pref/Lydia the. Synonyms en Sardis historical Translations city in Turkey Sardis Turkish: tr Sart Ottoman Turkish: ota صارت⁩ Sart Etymology 2 Ultimately from en sa सार्थवाह leader of a merchant caravan, from sa सार्थ. Proper noun en historical Sedentary Turk and Tajik people from Central Asia. Usage notes The demonym with a sedentary connotation was used by Mongols to describe "Iranians [and] all sedentary Muslims, irrespective of language or ethnicity", appearing in an early reference to Arslan K̲h̲ān, the prince of the Muslim Turkic Ḳarluḳs, gradually encompassing numerous ethnicities, and last used during the 1920s when, in keeping with Soviet nationalities policies in Central Asia, the term was banished from use and ethnic designation Uzbek substituted for it on ethnic illegitimacy and pejorative-use grounds, though the latter was argued against due to evidence of self-designation.en Barthold W. Subtelny M.E. 9 Sārt https://referenceworks.brill.com/display/entries/EIEO/SIM-6655.xml Encyclopædia of Islam, 2nd Edition. 2005 References Anagrams en arst tars ARTS arts. 'rats tsar tars- ARTs rats srat Srta. star RATs RAST Arts stra. Srta arts astr- TSRA RTAs Star TRAs Turkish Etymology From tr ota صارت Sart, from tr gkm Σάρδεις, ultimately from tr xld 𐤮𐤱𐤠𐤭. Proper noun tr town p/Manisa c/Turkey ; ancient capital kingdom:Pref/Lydia Sart