IPA: /ˈpæʃəˌlɪk/
KK: /pæʃəˌlik/
The area or region that is governed by a pasha, a high-ranking official in certain historical contexts.
The pashalik was known for its rich culture and diverse population.
The word 'pashalik' originates from Turkish 'paşa' (meaning a high-ranking official or lord) and the Persian suffix '-lik' (meaning a state or condition). The term refers to the office or jurisdiction of a pasha, indicating a position of authority or governance.
Think of a 'pasha' as a high-ranking official, and '-lik' as indicating a state or condition. This helps you remember that 'pashalik' refers to the office or jurisdiction of such an official.