Nizamat
/nɪˈzɑːmət/ /ˈnɪzəmət/ /ˈnʌɪzəmət/(also Nizamut, Nizamate) Now historical
noun
The territory, office, or authority of the Nizam.
Origin
Mid 18th century; earliest use found in The Annual Register. From Urdu niẓāmat and its etymon Persian niẓāmat from Arabic niẓāmat-, niẓāma. In form Nizamate showing alteration after -ate.
- Beehive State
- beekeeper
- beekeeping
- beeline
- bee louse
- Beelzebub
- Beemer
- been
- Beene, Geoffrey
- be engraved in stone
- been (or been and gone) and——
- been there, done that
- bee orchid
- beep
- beeper
- beer
- beer and pie night
- beer and skittles
- beer-bellied
- beer belly
- Beerbohm, Max
- beer bust
- beer cellar
- beered-up
- Beerenauslese