"Nawab" is a title of high honor given to a ruler or nobleman in certain regions of South Asia, particularly in India and Pakistan. The title denotes royalty and is often associated with wealth, prestige, and authority. Nawabs typically come from noble or aristocratic families and are traditionally known for their extravagant lifestyles and lavish displays of power. The position of a nawab is hereditary, passing down through generations within the family. In modern times, the title is largely symbolic and carries little political authority, but it is still regarded with respect and admiration in many communities.