səˈlɑːdɪn

Definitions

1. noun

A 12th-century Muslim leader and the sultan of Egypt, Syria, and Mesopotamia who fought against the Crusaders.

“The film ‘Kingdom of Heaven’ depicts the life of Saladin, the great Muslim warrior.”

2. proper noun

Used to refer to the specific historical figure mentioned above.

“Saladin’s military tactics are still studied by historians today.”