Definition
Definition of firman - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
authorityRare authoritative grant of permissionRare
- He received a firman to trade in the region.
2.
governmentRare edict from an Oriental sovereignRare
- The firman was read aloud to the gathered crowd.
Origin of firman
Persian, ferman (decree)
Examples of firman in a sentence
Merchants needed a firman to enter the city. The sultan issued a firman to regulate trade. A firman was necessary to begin the construction.
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- French:firman, édit impérial, ...
- German:Firman, Dekret, ...
- Italian:decreto, firman, ...
- Spanish:permiso oficial, edicto, ...
- Portuguese:firman, ...
- Chinese:许可, 法令, ...
- Japanese:フィルマン, 勅令, ...
- Arabic:فِرْمان, مَرْسُوم, ...
- Hebrew:פִירְמָאן, צַו מַלְכוּתִי, ...
- Russian:фирман, ...
- Ukrainian:фірман, ...
- Hindi:फरमान, ...
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