coemperor
coemperor noun: an emperor who rules jointly with another.
Noun
coemperor (plural coemperors)
- An emperor who rules jointly with another.
Forms of coemperor
| plural | coemperors |
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Origin of coemperor
From co- + emperor.
Questions about coemperor
- What does coemperor mean?
- Coemperor means an emperor who rules jointly with another.
- What part of speech is coemperor?
- Coemperor is a noun.
- What is the plural of coemperor?
- The plural of coemperor is coemperors.
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