n. (m.)

gédaḥ séyyid men ḳáneʰ ˁö́mor ána séyyid yebtán ľi kúľľeʰ ḥágaʰ náˁaʰ ľheʰ ˁeyyúg taˁtebérʸhen kéľľama aḷ-maˁḷúb šahadáthum ṣaḥíḥaʰ ‘The seyyid came from inside the house. He said: “I am a seyyid and every secret is open to me. Now, look at these men: if none are castrated, then their testimony is true.”’ (CSOL I 1:47)

Borrowed from Arabic sayyid.