tetrarch

tet·rarch

T0133100 (tĕt′rärk′, tē′trärk′)n.1. a. A subordinate ruler.b. One of four joint rulers.2. A governor of one of four divisions of a country or province, especially in the ancient Roman Empire.3. The commander of a subdivision of a phalanx in ancient Greece.

[Middle English tetrarche, a Roman tetrarch, from Old French, from Late Latin tetrarcha, from Latin tetrarchēs, from Greek tetrarkhēs : tetra-, tetra- + -arkhēs, -arch.]

te·trar′chic (tĕ-trär′kĭk, tē-) adj.

tetrarch

(ˈtɛtrɑːk) n1. (Government, Politics & Diplomacy) the ruler of one fourth of a country2. (Historical Terms) a subordinate ruler, esp of Syria under the Roman Empire3. (Historical Terms) the commander of one of the smaller subdivisions of a Macedonian phalanx4. (Government, Politics & Diplomacy) any of four joint rulers[C14: from Greek tetrarkhēs; see tetra-, -arch] tetrarchate n teˈtrarchic, teˈtrarchical adj ˈtetrarchy n

te•trarch

(ˈtɛ trɑrk, ˈti-)

n. 1. the ruler of a fourth part, division, etc., as of a country or province in the Roman Empire. 2. a subordinate ruler or minor king, esp. in W Asia under the Roman Empire. 3. one of four joint rulers or chiefs. [1350–1400; Middle English tetrarcha, tetrarke < Late Latin tetrarcha, Latin tetrarchēs < Greek tetrárchēs. See tetra-, -arch] te′trar•chy, te′trarch•ate` (-ˌkeɪt) n. te•trar′chic, te•trar′chi•cal, adj.

单词	tetrarch
释义	tetrarch tet·rarch T0133100 (tĕt′rärk′, tē′trärk′)n.1. a. A subordinate ruler.b. One of four joint rulers.2. A governor of one of four divisions of a country or province, especially in the ancient Roman Empire.3. The commander of a subdivision of a phalanx in ancient Greece. [Middle English tetrarche, a Roman tetrarch, from Old French, from Late Latin tetrarcha, from Latin tetrarchēs, from Greek tetrarkhēs : tetra-, tetra- + -arkhēs, -arch.] te·trar′chic (tĕ-trär′kĭk, tē-) adj. tetrarch (ˈtɛtrɑːk) n1. (Government, Politics & Diplomacy) the ruler of one fourth of a country2. (Historical Terms) a subordinate ruler, esp of Syria under the Roman Empire3. (Historical Terms) the commander of one of the smaller subdivisions of a Macedonian phalanx4. (Government, Politics & Diplomacy) any of four joint rulers[C14: from Greek tetrarkhēs; see tetra-, -arch] tetrarchate n teˈtrarchic, teˈtrarchical adj ˈtetrarchy n te•trarch (ˈtɛ trɑrk, ˈti-) n. 1. the ruler of a fourth part, division, etc., as of a country or province in the Roman Empire. 2. a subordinate ruler or minor king, esp. in W Asia under the Roman Empire. 3. one of four joint rulers or chiefs. [1350–1400; Middle English tetrarcha, tetrarke < Late Latin tetrarcha, Latin tetrarchēs < Greek tetrárchēs. See tetra-, -arch] te′trar•chy, te′trarch•ate` (-ˌkeɪt) n. te•trar′chic, te•trar′chi•cal, adj.
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