phylarchy
/ˈfʌɪlɑːki/noun
The office or jurisdiction of a phylarch; the system of government or administration by phylarchs.
Origin
Early 18th century; earliest use found in Matthias Earbery (1690–1740), writer and nonjuring Church of England clergyman. From ancient Greek ϕυλαρχία office of a phylarch from ϕύλαρχος + -ία.
- Children of the Queen's Revels
- Children of the Revels
- Children's Crusade
- children's home
- children's hour
- Children's Laureate
- children's menu
- children's rights
- child restraint
- child-ridden
- child seat
- child's-eye view
- child's game
- childship
- child-size
- child-sized
- child's part
- child's play
- child's pose
- child star
- child study
- child support
- Child Support Agency
- child trafficker
- child trafficking