procurator-general
procurator-general noun: a senior law officer or prosecutor, in various nations.
Noun
procurator-general (plural procurator-generals or procurators-general)
- A senior law officer or prosecutor, in various nations.
Forms of procurator-general
| plural | procurator-generals |
|---|---|
| plural | procurators-general |
Questions about procurator-general
- What does procurator-general mean?
- Procurator-general means a senior law officer or prosecutor, in various nations.
- What part of speech is procurator-general?
- Procurator-general is a noun.
- What is the plural of procurator-general?
- The plural of procurator-general is procurator-generals.
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