1. Plural of mirza; a title of nobility or high rank in Persian, Ottoman, and South Asian contexts, historically used for princes, governors, or military commanders.
Usage: historical; often capitalized when used as a proper title; primarily used in historical or cultural contexts

Examples

• The mirzas of the Mughal Empire held significant political power.
• Several mirzas gathered at the court to discuss matters of state.
• The Ottoman mirzas were known for their military expertise.
• Historical records mention the mirzas who ruled various provinces.
• The mirzas commissioned many architectural projects during their reign.