Sultan
[ˈsʌltən]Meaning
means "ruler, king, sultan" in Arabic
Background Story
Sultan is an Arabic word meaning "ruler, king, sultan", which began as an abstract noun for strength, authority or rulership. It is used as a given name in Tajik and Uzbek. In the Arab world it is typically masculine, while in Turkey it is given to both boys and girls. Sultana is the feminine form, and Sultanov and Sultanova are surnames formed from it.
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