Saladin

Definition of Saladin

Saladin was a Muslim military and political leader who fought against the Crusaders in the 12th century.

How should Saladin divide into syllables

There are 3 syllables in Saladin. The first syllable 'Sal' has a vowel 'a' and 1 consonant 'S'. The second syllable 'a' has a vowel 'a' and no consonants. The third syllable 'din' has a vowel 'i' and 2 consonants 'd' and 'n'.

Part of Speech - Saladin

Sentences with Saladin

• Saladin was a famous leader who fought against the Crusaders.
• Saladin's real name was Yusuf ibn Ayyub.
• Saladin was known for his chivalry and military skills.
• Saladin is still remembered as a great leader in the Muslim world.
• Saladin's army was able to defeat the Crusaders in many battles.

Quotes with Saladin

• Saladin was a man who fought for Islam and for his people. - Tariq Ramadan
• Saladin was a great man who fought for justice and freedom. - Karen Armstrong
• Saladin was a hero who inspired his people to fight for their rights. - Rami G. Khouri

Number of characters in Saladin

7 ( s, a, l, a, d, i, n )

Unique letters in Saladin

6 ( s, a, l, d, i, n )

Saladin Backwards

nidalas

Phonetic Transcription of Saladin

IPA (International): ˈsælʌdɪn

ARA (American): ˈsælʌdɪn

EPA (English): ˈsælʌdɪn

SAE-LAH-DIH-N