politarchs
politarchs is the plural of politarch.
Meaning of politarch
Noun
politarch (plural politarchs)
- A ruler or magistrate, especially one within a politocracy.
- Under the pretence of going to bring the money, the condemned called on a relation, who served as janissary, or armed constable, under the orders of the politarch, Mitzo Machaliotti; and having obtained the assurance of his protection, sent word to the police-officers, that, if they chose, they...1831, Julius Millingen, Memoirs of the Affairs of Greece, page 228
Questions about politarchs
- What is politarchs the plural of?
- Politarchs is the plural of politarch.
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