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effendi

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ef·fen·di  (-fnd)
n. pl. ef·fen·dis
1. Used as a title of respect for men in Turkey, equivalent to sir.
2. An educated or respected man in the Near East.
[Turkish efendi, from Medieval Greek aphents, master, alteration of Greek authents.]
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Noun1.effendi - a former Turkish term of respect; especially for government officials
Turk - a native or inhabitant of Turkey
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