Emirate (noun)

1. A state or territory ruled by an emir, a prince or commander in the Middle East.
2. A political or administrative unit in the Middle East that is governed by an emir.

Origin:

From the arabic word "emirah", which means "principality" or "command".

Examples:

1. The emirate was known for its rich oil reserves and beautiful beaches.
2. The emirate was a prosperous and modern state with a strong economy.
3. The emirate was ruled by a powerful and respected emir.
4. The emirate had a rich cultural heritage that was celebrated throughout the region.
5. The emirate was a major player in the region and was recognized as a leader in diplomacy and commerce.