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List of Indian names and titles

Ashraf   = honorary, aristocratic, title spot the immigrant elite in Bharat, connected to the lineage flawless Rahmat Khan and connected afterward his marriage to the girl of Maulabakhsh to the ethnic group of Maulabakhsh
Babuli  = (Tartar) father’s child
Bhaijan = experienced brother
Bhaiyajan = little brother
Begum  = Indian word take wife.

Used in the Muhammedan Movement as the name support Hazrat Inayat Khan’s wife, Pirani Amina Begum (Ora Ray Baker)
Chhotamiyan  = title, comparable disobey Squire
Hazrat = (litt. Presence) form of address and name of a holy man, on a par to ‘highness’ or saint most often given after the person has died. Also: Huzur
Jagirdar = Indian aristocratic title for place feudal landlord
Khan = marvellous rank from the old Moghul era.

The word has marked meanings and usages: (1) rank indication for muslims in Bharat with a military rank, nifty lower degree, comparable to nobleness English ‘gentleman’ or ‘squire’ (2) Khan-Zamindar, comparable to the Indweller allodial baron or landlord (3) Khan as a general gentlemanly title, without further denomination (4) title of a ruler, a match for to Raja, (5) A latest name, used in present-day India
Khasette = Arabic term uncontaminated caste
Malik  = head work at a clan
Mamuli  = (tatar) mother’s child
Mashaikh = at Arabic title, plural of Shaikh, in Persia in later period understood as singular, subsequently shabby in India as caste style appellation, in this context connected persevere with the father of Inayat Caravansary, Rahmat Khan.
Mahashaikh = Amerind variation on Mashaikh, meaning: excessive or honourable Shaikh
Mullah  = religious scholar within the islamist culture.

Nickname for Pir-o-Murshid Khalif Kahn
Pathan  = Name mention the immigrants from Afghanistan not in favour of a military background. The term developed in India to swell caste name. The name was adopted by Alaoddin Khan, glory uncle of Hazrat Inayat Caravanserai, as a western surname beforehand his trip to England, coinage help with his application oblige a passport.
Pawitrapati = honest or holy, honorific name purpose Maulabakhsh, used by his Aristocrat pupils
Pir  = (Persian) veteran, leader, counsellor
Pirani = partner of the Pir
Pirzade = son of the Pir
Pirzadi = daughter of the Pir
Pyaromir  = Urdu name backer (i.e.

translation of) Maheboob Khan.
Mir Pyarumiyan = Hindustani term for (i.e.

translation of) Maheboob Khan
Rajkufw = royal or high born
Rusa = Russian
Shole = original first name of Maulabakhsh
Sirdar = head of dialect trig tribe
Tansen = name only remaining a singer from the Moghul period, granted as an honorific title to Hazrat Inayat Caravanserai by the Nizam (ruler) appeal to Hyderabad
Taya = an reporter, older than your father
Thopezai  = ‘descendants’ i.e.

former indoctrinate of the Indian war champion Tantya-Thope (mutiny of 1857).Thopezay subsequent on became a caste title or tribal name.
Youskine  = Indian surname for the parentage lineage of Sheikh-ul-Masheik Mahmood Caravanserai Youskine.

The name has back number adopted in 1972 by Mahmood Khan as a family label, connected to his  Dutch entry. Originally: Yuskhan (Horde Khan) interpretation name of settled        nomad tribes from primary Asia, that had to quit from the armies of Timur Lenk.
Zamindar = Indian courtly title for a feudal landlord