decemvir
noun
de·cem·vir di-ˈsem-vər 
: one of a ruling body of 10
specifically : one of a body of 10 magistrates in ancient Rome
decemviral
di-ˈsem-vər-əl
adjective decemvirate
di-ˈsem-vər-ət
noun 
Word History
Etymology
Middle English, from Latin, back-formation from decemviri, plural, from decem + viri, plural of vir man — more at virile
First Known Use
15th century, in the meaning defined above
- setterwort
- setterworts
- setting
- setting (against)
- setting (something) straight
- setting (to)
- setting about
- setting against
- setting apart
- setting aside
- setting at
- setting back
- setting block
- setting board
- setting by
- setting circle
- setting coat
- setting dog
- setting down
- setting eyes on
- setting foot in
- setting forth
- setting gage
- setting hen
- setting in