logothete
noun
log·o·thete
ˈlȯgəˌthēt also ˈläg-
plural -s
: one of various functionaries (as an administrator) under the Byzantine emperors
Word History
Etymology
Medieval Latin logotheta, from Late Greek logothetēs, from log- + -thetēs (from tithenai to set, place)
- cleaning (out)
- cleaning (up)
- cleaning crop
- cleaning hinge
- cleaning house
- cleaning lady
- cleaning mark
- cleaning off
- cleaning out
- cleaning person
- cleaning shoe
- cleaning tissue
- cleaning up
- cleaning up one's act
- cleaning woman
- cleanings
- cleanlier
- cleanliest
- cleanlily
- cleanliness
- cleanliness is next to godliness
- cleanlinesses
- cleanly
- cleanness
- cleannesses