Timour

or Ti·mur

[ ti-moor ]

noun

1. Tamerlane.

Example Sentences

I bump into one amateur pilot, Timour Chomilier, who was at the drone race in the forest I covered back in 2015.

From The Verge

Sunnatullah Timour, a spokesman for the governor of the Afghan province of Takhar, told the BBC that as well as the fatalities at the girls' school, another 25 students were injured in the stampede.

From BBC

It is all darkness, set at night, and Joyce's "Book of the Dark", and the word darkness once appears: "... pocketbook packetboat, gapmangunrun; the lightofother days, dire dreary darkness; our awful dad, Timour of Tortur; puzzling, startling, shocking, nay, perturbing; went puffing from king's brugh to new customs..."

From The Guardian

In 1398 came the furious and bloody warrior, the greatest of all Mongols,—Timour, or Tamerlane.

From Project Gutenberg

When Timour's Mongols devastated Sejestan in the fourteenth century, the people called on Rustem to raise his head from the grave, and behold Iran in the hand of his enemy, the warrior of Turan.

From Project Gutenberg