Definition of exarchate in English:

exarchate

noun ˈɛksɑːkeɪtˈɛksɑrˌkeɪt

historical

A Byzantine province governed by an exarch.
Example sentencesExamples
- The term militia had social, military, and political significance and was linked to the organization of the different Byzantine duchies and the exarchate.

Mid 16th century: from medieval Latin exarchatus, from ecclesiastical Latin exarchus, from Greek (see exarch).

nounˈɛksɑrˌkeɪtˈeksärˌkāt

historical

A distant province governed by an exarch under the Byzantine emperors.
Example sentencesExamples
- The term militia had social, military, and political significance and was linked to the organization of the different Byzantine duchies and the exarchate.

Mid 16th century: from medieval Latin exarchatus, from ecclesiastical Latin exarchus, from Greek (see exarch).

单词	exarchate
释义	Definition of exarchate in English: exarchate noun ˈɛksɑːkeɪtˈɛksɑrˌkeɪt historical A Byzantine province governed by an exarch. Example sentencesExamples The term militia had social, military, and political significance and was linked to the organization of the different Byzantine duchies and the exarchate. Origin Mid 16th century: from medieval Latin exarchatus, from ecclesiastical Latin exarchus, from Greek (see exarch). Definition of exarchate in US English: exarchate nounˈɛksɑrˌkeɪtˈeksärˌkāt historical A distant province governed by an exarch under the Byzantine emperors. Example sentencesExamples The term militia had social, military, and political significance and was linked to the organization of the different Byzantine duchies and the exarchate. Origin Mid 16th century: from medieval Latin exarchatus, from ecclesiastical Latin exarchus, from Greek (see exarch).
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