The term 'Persian Title' can be broken down into two crossword solutions: SHAH (4 letters) and Bab (3 letters). A SHAH is a title given to the monarchs of Iran, historically known as Persia. The title was first used by the Achaemenid dynasty and was later adopted by other ruling dynasties in the region. A Bab is a title given to high-ranking officials in the Persian Empire. It is derived from the Arabic word for 'GATE, ' and was used to denote someone who had access to the royal court.