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26-Dec-2011, 23:25 #1
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what does "muhjah" mean? an example: "muhjah to the queen", what does "muhjah to someone" mean
Here's the sentence:
"Alexia Maccon, Lady Woolsey, muhjah to the queen, Britain’s secret preternatural weapon extraordinaire, blinked awake from a deep and delicious sleep."
what does mean the word "muhjah"? Does anybody know this word? I couldn't find it anywhere.Last edited by Geunsely; 27-Dec-2011 at 01:43.
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27-Dec-2011, 08:34 #2
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Re: muhjah
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27-Dec-2011, 11:35 #3
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Re: muhjah
One review defines it as a special emissary-type role for a soulless/preternatural person: ALL ABOUT ROMANCE (novels) reviews Changeless by Gail Carriger
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27-Dec-2011, 14:04 #4
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Re: muhjah
Sounds to me like a pretty risky coining - a bit too close for comfort to Mujahideen - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia .
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29-Mar-2012, 21:28 #5
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The word Muhjah is ironic. It is the position for the Soul Less person on Queen Victoria's council of supernatural beings in Gail Carriger's Parasol Protectorate series. However, according to a Google Search I have made, it means Soul or Heart's Blood in Arabic. It is a name for a woman in Arab speaking lands. Yours, Rich Dengrove
