| 释义 |
ex·i·larch
\ˈegzəˌlärk, ˈeksəˌ-, -ˌzīˌ-, -ˌsīˌ-\ noun
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Etymology: exile (I) + -arch; translation of Aramaic rēsh gālūtā
: one of a line of Jewish civil and judicial rulers of the exiles in Babylon from about the third to the tenth centuries A.D. to whom Jews in all countries paid tribute |