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- Kethüda comment "Kethüda (Ottoman Turkish: كدخدا), often corrupted to k[y]ahya or kehya in daily speech, was an Ottoman Turkish title meaning \"steward, deputy, lieutenant\". It derives from the Persian word katak-khvatai (\"master of a household\", later \"chieftain, headman\").The term originated in medieval Persia.".