| 释义 |
prox·e·nus
\ˈpräksənəs\ noun
also prox·e·nos \-ksəˌnäs\
(plural proxe·ni \-ksəˌnī\ ; also proxe·noi \-ksəˌnȯi\)
Etymology: New Latin, from Greek proxenos, from pro before, for + xenos stranger, guest — more at for
: a citizen of a city state in ancient Greece appointed by another state to have charge of its interests and the welfare of its citizens while in his state |