wazir
/ˈwɑːzɪr/ or /wɑːzɪər/Definitions
1. noun
A high-ranking official or minister in a Muslim or South Asian government, especially in the medieval period.
“The wazir played a crucial role in advising the sultan on matters of state.”
2. noun
A title given to a high-ranking officer or official in some Islamic and Middle Eastern countries.
“He was appointed as the wazir of the kingdom by the monarch.”