al-Azam (Arabic for the greatest or most great)

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al-Azam is an Arabic superlative epithet meaning “the greatest” or “most great,” traditionally used as an honorific in royal and religious titles.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Arabic honorific epithet
Arabic superlative form
linguistic expression
associatedConcept religious authority
sovereignty
connotation highest rank
supreme status
definiteArticle al-
degreeOfComparison superlative
gender masculine
grammaticalCategory attributive epithet
language Arabic
meaning most great
the greatest
morphologicalForm superlative
notableUsageType part of honorifics for religious scholars or saints
part of throne names of rulers
number singular
partOfSpeech adjective (superlative)
register formal
relatedAdjective ʿaẓīm (great)
root ʿ-ẓ-m
semanticField exaltation
greatness
typicalPositionInName epithet following a personal name or title
usedAs religious honorific
royal honorific
usedIn Arabic royal titles
Islamic religious titles
writingSystem Arabic script NERFINISHED

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Al-Sultan al-Azam etymologyComponent al-Azam (Arabic for the greatest or most great)