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coruler

coruler noun: one who jointly rules with somebody else.

Noun

coruler (plural corulers)

  1. One who jointly rules with somebody else.

Forms of coruler

pluralcorulers

Origin of coruler

From co- + ruler.

Questions about coruler

What does coruler mean?
Coruler means one who jointly rules with somebody else.
What part of speech is coruler?
Coruler is a noun.
What is the plural of coruler?
The plural of coruler is corulers.

Words near coruler in the dictionary

  1. cortège
  2. cortèges
  3. Cortés
  4. coruco
  5. corucos
  6. coruler
  7. corulers
  8. Corum
  9. corumbellid
  10. corumbellids
  11. Corumbá

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