Bai/Alagh/Ezerre

The terms bai, or bëi, alagh, and ezerre, are adjectives and titles in Ezerryen Easwegian, meaning grand, chief, high or supreme. They are important in the cultural realm of Easway and are used in many prestigious titles of governance. When put together, they form bailagh or bëilagh, constituting a very high title. The term bai has historical importance in Easway, coming from the ancestral Khazar bey or bek. Alagh is likely to come from Sami allat, meaning 'exalted.' Ezerre, literally meaning wealth, coming from Khazar of Persian origins, is sometimes used in titles to mean grand or wealth, and constitutes part of the official Ezerryen Easwegian short-hand name of Easway: Ezerrye. The word 'vaise', meaning superior or chief, is a derivative of bai and esye, meaning first.
== Notable Titles and Organisations Containing Bai, Alagh, and Ezerre ==
* Commander-in-chief - Meizcherneibëilagh, literally meaning Supreme Grand Major. Major is a culturally significant rank.
*Consul-General - Roelaanneivaise, the top diplomat to another country.
* Eminence - Zalaghva, the style of the Grand Councillor.
*General Director - Qileivaise, the first among equals and chief head of government of the National Directorate
* Grand Marshal - Meizchaaneialagh, the co-commander in chief of the Easwegian National Guard.
* Grand Paladin - Palatinouseibai, the head of the Unified Home Force (Eschgau) national intelligence service.
* High Court of Justice - Vonnisyemeitchalagh vi Daistra, Easway's superior court
* President of the Easwegian Government - Soubëlle, a modification of soudia, meaning presiding, bëi and alagh. The former head of government position during the Provisional Government.
* President of the United Prefectural Assembly - Soubëlle, speaker of the national legislature.
* Police Officer - Beghai, coming from bai.