SAHIB

Sir, on the Subcontinent

• A Passage to India title

• Master

• Sir, in colonial India

• Sir in India

• Sir to Gunga Din

• Address in Gunga Din

• Address in Calcutta

• Address in colonial India

• Agra address

• Brit's title in India

• Bwana, in Bengal

• Bwana, in Bombay

• Bygone title of respect

• Calcutta address

• Colonial estate owner

• Colonial Indian title of respect

• Colonial Madras mister

• Colonial term of address

• Colonial title in India

• Colonial word for master, in India

• Eastern term of respect

• Englishman in colonial India

• Form of address in British India

• Form of address in Colonial India

• Former form of address

• Former title in India

• Former title of respect

• Friend, in Arabic

• Gunga Din's master

• Gunga Din's sir

• Guru honorific

• Hindi master

• Hindi for master

• Hindi sir

• Hindu sir

• Hindu honorific

• Hindu term of respect

• Hindu title of respect

• Hindu's sir

• Honorific in India

• I bash the master

• Indian address

• Indian head, once?

• Indian honorific

• Indian master

• Indian term of respect

• Indian title

• Indian title of respect

• Indian title of respect, once

• Indian V.I.P.

• Kin of sri

• Kipling, in Lahore

• Madras master

• Madras title

• Mahout's master

• Master of India

• Master, in The Raj Quartet

• Master, in Calcutta

• Master, in colonial India

• Master, in India

• Master, in Madras

• Master, in Mysore

• Mumbai master

• Mysore sir

• Old Asian title

• Old honorific

• Old Indian honorific

• Old Indian title

• Old term of respect

• Old title of respect

• Punjabi title

• Raj address

• Raj title

• Respectful title in Raipur

• Sir

• Sir in New Delhi

• Sir, in Ahmedabad

• Sir, in Mysore

• Sir, in old India

• Sri's cousin

• Term of address in Kipling

• Term of respect

• Term of respect in Ahmedabad

• Term of respect in colonial India

• Term of respect in the Raj

• Title in British India

• Title in colonial India

• Title in old India

• Title of respect

• Title of respect in colonial India

• Title of respect in India

• Formerly a term of respect for important white Europeans in colonial India

• Used after the name