khaganate

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Etymology tree English khagan Proto-Indo-European *-tus Proto-Italic *-tus Latin -tus, -tūs Latin -ātusder. English -ate English khaganate From khagan + -ate (forms denoting rank or office, the concrete charge of it).

20 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Arabic: خَاقَانِيَّة (ḵāqāniyya) — an empire comprising several khanates
• Armenian: խաքանություն (xakʻanutʻyun) — an empire comprising several khanates
• Azerbaijani: xaqanlıq — an empire comprising several khanates
• Estonian: kaganaat — an empire comprising several khanates
• Greek: χαγανάτο (chaganáto) — an empire comprising several khanates
• Greek: χανάτο (chanáto) — an empire comprising several khanates
• Hindi: ख़ाक़ानियत (xāqāniyat) — an empire comprising several khanates
• Hungarian: kaganátus — an empire comprising several khanates
• Kazakh: қағандық (qağandyq) — an empire comprising several khanates
• Kyrgyz: кагандык (kagandık) — an empire comprising several khanates
• Persian: خاقانِیَت (xāqāniyat) — an empire comprising several khanates
• Polish: kaganat — an empire comprising several khanates
• Punjabi: ਖ਼ਾਕ਼ਾਨੀਅਤ (xāqānīata) — an empire comprising several khanates
• Russian: кагана́т (kaganát) — an empire comprising several khanates
• Turkish: kağanlık — an empire comprising several khanates
• Ottoman Turkish: خاقانلق (hakanlık) — an empire comprising several khanates
• Ukrainian: кагана́т (kahanát) — an empire comprising several khanates
• Urdu: خاقانِیَت (xāqāniyat) — an empire comprising several khanates
• Uyghur: خاقانلىق (xaqanliq) — an empire comprising several khanates
• Uzbek: xoqonlik — an empire comprising several khanates