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sheikha

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shei·ka also shei·kha  (shkä, -ä)
n. Islam
A sheik's wife.

[Arabic aya, old woman, matron, feminine of ay, old man, sheik; see sheik.]
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Noun1.sheikha - the wife of a sheik
married woman, wife - a married woman; a man's partner in marriage


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