subahdar, soobadar

[Hind. subadár.] The holder of a province; a provincial governor. ( Anglo - Indian. ) su-bạn-dar-ỹ, soô-bah-dar-y, subst. [Hind. subadar i.] The office, dignity or jurisdiction of a subahdar (q. v.). To give secret or private aid to; to aid secretly or *sub-aid, v . t . [Pref. sub- , and Eng. aid v.).] in an underhand manner. "To hold that kingdom from sub aiding such, Who else could not subsist." Daniel: Civil War, viii. sub-al-pine, a . [Pref. sub- , and Eng. alpine .] Not quite alpine, though approaching it. Used in botany, ., for the zone on a mountain side just below the alpine zone.