sanjak (sanjak)

[Also sanjac, sandjak, san giac ( Which are as Vice-royes, and haue their Begs or San zackes under them. Purchas , Pilgrimage, p. 291. This country is called Carpousley; it has in it five or six villages, and is governed by an aga under the sangiac of Smyrna. Pococke , Description of the East, II. ii. 57. sanjak ate (san'jak-āt), n. [Also sanjacate , san giacate , sang i a kate ; = F. sangiacat = Sp. sanja IMG:content-0097.png:[blocks in formation] sank1 (sangk). Preterit of sink.