Significats de janissary en anglès

An exceptional assassin would have fled-evena superbly trained Salmalin janissary.

A Mohammedan presses his janissary's cap over the crown of thorns.

Besides, the janissary of the Consulate had showed us the way to his house.

We sent Mohammed and the janissary on shore, to see what could be done.

The janissary who accompanied us, and who was clothed in red, had a much more military air.

The military dress, which was that worn by the janissary and our servant, is both graceful and becoming.

I spent a pleasant day with Yusuf, and when I left him, I ordered my janissary to take me to Ismail's.

The cultivator was protected from the rapine of the janissary, and the fields prospered; the highways were safe, and commerce caused abundance.

But a Turkish janissary and an English grenadier differ widely in all their modes of thinking, feeling, and acting; they are strictly national.

My cousin Trenck made his approach about nine in the evening, with his pandour and janissary music, and set fire to several houses.

The janissary spoke very tolerable English, and after sunset, when we seated ourselves outside the cabin-door, he came forward and entered into conversation.

Our boy with the lanthorn walked first, followed by the janissary, who, flourishing his silver stick, made room for us through the crowd.

One morning, I told my janissary to take me to the palace of Ismail Effendi, in order to fulfil my promise to breakfast with him.

The second day after my first visit to him being a Thursday, the pacha did not forget to send a janissary according to his promise.

I've no clear notion what a hell-hound is, but clearly it means something as bad, say, as a janissary-theworst animal I ever came across.

They were met by the janissaries with the same spirit as before.