Correct spellings for SAHIBBS
- Sahibs During the colonial period in India, Sahibs were British men who held positions of power and authority.
If you've come across the misspelling "sahibbs", the correct suggestions may include "sabbaths", "sahibs" or "sahibs'". "Sabbaths" refers to the plural form of a day of rest, while "sahibs" means a term of respect for men in certain South Asian cultures. Alternatively, "sahibs'" indicates the possessive form of "sahibs".
