The term 'Turkish Title' refers to a set of 8 titles used in the Ottoman Empire, which was a large empire that existed from 1299 to 1923. These titles are Bey (3 letters), PASHA (5 letters), Agha (4 letters), Ameer (5 letters), EMIR (4 letters), Aqa (3 letters), DEY (3 letters), and Dqcd (4 letters). Bey is a title of nobility, PASHA is a high-ranking military or political leader, Agha is a chief or leader, Ameer is a prince or commander, EMIR is a ruler or prince, Aqa is a master or teacher, DEY is a governor or magistrate, and Dqcd is a title of respect.