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idiologus

idiologus noun: the chief financial officer in Egypt when it was part of the Roman Empire.

Noun

idiologus (plural idiologi)

  1. (historical) The chief financial officer in Egypt when it was part of the Roman Empire.

Forms of idiologus

pluralidiologi

Origin of idiologus

From Latin idiologus.

Questions about idiologus

What does idiologus mean?
Idiologus means the chief financial officer in Egypt when it was part of the Roman Empire.
What part of speech is idiologus?
Idiologus is a noun.
What is the plural of idiologus?
The plural of idiologus is idiologi.

Words near idiologus in the dictionary

  1. idiolectic
  2. idiolectical
  3. idiolectically
  4. idiolects
  5. idiologi
  6. idiologus
  7. idiology
  8. idiom
  9. idiom blend
  10. idiom blends
  11. Idiom Neutral

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