How Do You Spell KHAN?
Correct spelling for the English word "khan" is [k_ˈɑː_n], [kˈɑːn], [kˈɑːn]] (IPA phonetic alphabet).
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Definition of KHAN
Common Misspellings for KHAN
Below is the list of 170 misspellings for the word "khan".
- kichan
- kihei
- cvhina
- johana
- wqhen
- pirhana
- hgan
- kuban
- peckham
- shan
- ktchn
- cohan
- michkhun
- nwhen
- mahan
- iwhen
- khave
- khnow
- kuman
- whan
- han
- rihana
- gahapon
- kitchan
- chan
- kiran
- siohan
- than
- kagen
- kavan
- koean
- kagan
- cjhange
- kan
- kean
- khol
- lohan
- kethen
- rhan
- behan
- khang
- khanh
- kwan
- jhona
- tjhen
- ohana
- kuran
- hahn
- wjhen
- kahan
- cahin
- johhn
- kahn
- likewhen
- yhan
- kitana
- klan
- phan
- kuhn
- rohan
- cahance
- ahain
- koman
- ckean
- kanwha
- hagin
- reyhan
- jahan
- khown
- wuhan
- kevan
- kyan
- nickhun
- khaen
- jhand
- tahan
- tyhan
- markhan
- qwhen
- gohana
- kitvhen
- khun
- kichean
- pjhone
- khao
- cvhange
- mekhong
- jihae
- johyn
- khat
- keychain
- khanna
- jhas
- keane
- khoon
- katana
- keagn
- keychane
- kitehen
- kyun
- kearn
- kohut
- wnhen
- mhan
- lhan
- ihan
- kban
- knan
- khzn
- khsn
- khwn
- khqn
- khab
- khaj
- khah
- jkhan
- kjhan
- mkhan
- kmhan
- lkhan
- klhan
- okhan
- ikhan
- kihan
- kghan
- khgan
- kbhan
- khban
- knhan
- khnan
- khjan
- kuhan
- khuan
- kyhan
- khyan
- khzan
- khazn
- khsan
- khasn
- khwan
- khawn
- khqan
- khaqn
- khabn
- khanb
- khamn
- khanm
- khajn
- khanj
- khahn
- khna
- kkhan
- khhan
- khaan
- khann
- kxan
- kian
- khen
- khcn
- khaf
- khal
- k han
- kh an
- kha n
- chan
- kean
- ohana
- kahn
- nickhun
- keychain
Usage Examples for KHAN
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I likewise understood that Mucrob Khan did not receive such satisfaction from the Portuguese as he expected. - "A General History and Collection of Voyages and Travels, Vol. VIII." by Robert Kerr
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He succeeded, but was kept at the court of the khan for a year. - "The Story of Russia" by R. Van Bergen
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Plundered khan, or caravan Journeying north from Koordistan, Gave him wealth and wine and food. - "New National Fourth Reader" by Charles J. Barnes and J. Marshall Hawkes
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First they move the Emperor upon the Rohillas; then they move the Rohilla, Zabita Khan, upon the Emperor; and then, having united these enemies, they make use of a fresh instrument to renew the original attack. - "Fall-of-the-Moghul-Empire-of-Hindustan" by Keene, H. G. (Henry George)
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247; also Life of Abdur Rahman, by Mohammed Khan, 2 vols. - "The Development of the European Nations, 1870-1914 (5th ed.)" by John Holland Rose
