Ullah
Ullah is a term commonly used in South Asia, particularly in Pakistan and Afghanistan, as a suffix attached to names, such as names of individuals, places, and organizations. It is a Pashto noun suffix indicating respect, affection, or closeness, equivalent to "father" or "elder brother".
In Pashto, the language spoken in western Pakistan and southern Afghanistan, "Ullah" is used as a title
During the Mughal Empire in the Indian subcontinent, "Ullah" was sometimes used as a suffix by nobles
The usefulness of "Ullah" as a suffix lies in its ambiguity, allowing speakers and addressees to infer