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usiarch

usiarch noun: a spiritual being, entity, or divine intellect that rules, governs, or gives shape to a specific realm of existence or level of being.

Noun

usiarch (plural usiarches)

  1. (rare) A spiritual being, entity, or divine intellect that rules, governs, or gives shape to a specific realm of existence or level of being.
    • An "Usiarch," from the Ancient Greek ousia ("being"), means a kind of ruler of matter in a sphere and is taken from the Hermetic text Asclepius, as is the name ...2015, Jonathan Morton, “Ingenious Genius: Invention, Creation, Reproduction in the High Middle Ages”, in L'Esprit Créateur, volume 55, number 2, pages 4–19

Forms of usiarch

pluralusiarches

Origin of usiarch

From Ancient Greek οὐσία (ousía, “essence, substance”) + ἄρχων (árkhōn, “ruler, leader”).

Questions about usiarch

What does usiarch mean?
Usiarch means a spiritual being, entity, or divine intellect that rules, governs, or gives shape to a specific realm of existence or level of being.
What part of speech is usiarch?
Usiarch is a noun.
What is the plural of usiarch?
The plural of usiarch is usiarches.

Words near usiarch in the dictionary

  1. Ushuaians
  2. USI
  3. USIA
  4. USian
  5. USians
  6. usiarch
  7. USIBA
  8. USICH
  9. usie
  10. usies
  11. usin

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