sir·dar 
(sûrdär′, sər-där)
(sûrdär′, sər-där)n.
1. A person of high rank, especially in India.
2. The rank held in the Egyptian army by the British commander-in-chief in Egypt between 1883 and 1899 during the period of British occupation of Egypt.
[Hindi and Urdu sardār, from Persian, commander : sar, head; see ker-1 in the Appendix of Indo-European roots + -dār, holder; see dher- in the Appendix of Indo-European roots.]
- Ringgold Wilmer
- ringhals
- ring knocker
- ringleader
- ringlet
- ringleted
- Ringling
- ringmaster
- Ring Nebula
- ringneck dove
- ring-necked dove
- ring-necked duck
- ring-necked pheasant
- ring-necked snake
- ringneck snake
- Ringo
- Ring of Fire
- ring ouzel
- ringside
- ring someone's bells
- ring someone's chimes
- ring (someone's) chimes/bells
- ringtail
- ring-tailed
- ringtone