Sayyid , także: saiyid

Sayyid will beat me again for this, but it's worth it.

Many Sayyid who remained on the land are now medium and small scale farmers.

It was also evident that the conspirators were in league with Sayyid.

Sayyid was captured and killed on the orders of the Raja.

In modern usage, sayyid has lost its religious significance and means simply "mister".

The Sayyid sustained a complete defeat despite his vastly superior numbers.

"Let me ask you, Sayyid, are we truly strong enough to do as you suggested?"

When it's time for the math problem of the day, Sayyid writes his solution on the chalkboard.

Sayyid spat on the intricate tiles at his feet.

Because of his own life circumstances, Sayyid could never discount such possibilities out of hand.

Slowly, very slowly, Sayyid allowed the truth of his discovery to sink in.

"Sayyid came to me this morning," Najib said as he watched her.

Sayyid rubbed at his eyes, staring groggily toward her.

"The sayyid was the future of Iraq.

"Whatever it is," Sayyid said, "it seems to be moving fast."

Sayyid Badshah was shot dead soon after making his profession of faith.

A descendant of the Prophet is called a Sayyid.

Her reign is notable for intrigues of Sayyid who held the actual power behind the throne.

Sayyid serves as a crucial figure in the building of bridges with other faiths and surrounding communities.

"The sayyid answered that we should undertake jihad against any power that enters Iraq."

Sayyid was reading at the fifth-grade level, but did not understand the words he was pronouncing.

Thanks to the virt, Sayyid was suddenly floating outside in the void.

Sayyid said, searching around on the floor in the semidarkness until his feet came into contact with the helmet's curved surface.

Syed(sayyid) are one of the ancient people living here.

The decisive moments for Sayyid Ahmad came in 1830.