Mideast Title is a term used to refer to the various titles of nobility and leadership in the Middle East. The five solutions for this term are EMEER (5 letters), AGHA (4 letters), AGA (3 letters), IMAM (4 letters), and EMIR (4 letters). Emeer is an Arabic title of nobility, usually translated as 'COMMANDER' or 'prince'. Agha is a Turkish title of nobility, often translated as 'LORD' or 'MASTER'. An AGA is a Turkish military officer or provincial governor. Imam is an Islamic title of leadership, usually referring to a religious leader or scholar. EMIR is an Arabic title of nobility, usually translated as 'COMMANDER' or 'prince'.