lochagos
/ˈlɒkəɡɒs/(also lochagus) Ancient Greek History
noun
The commander of a lochos.
Origin
Early 17th century; earliest use found in John Bingham (fl. c1616). From ancient Greek (Doric) λοχαγός (Attic λοχηγός) commander of a lochos from λόχος + ἄγειν to lead.
- free of charge
- free on board (or rail)
- free paper
- free parachute
- free pardon
- free part
- free pass
- free period
- Freephone
- free pistol
- free place
- free-placer
- free play
- free port
- Freeport
- Freepost
- free press
- free public house
- free quarter
- free quartering
- free radical
- free-range
- free-ranged
- free ranging
- free recall