diarchy in Greek
diarchy in Greek is δυαρχία — diarchy means a system of government in which two people or authorities rule jointly.
diarchy in Greek
δυαρχία
Pronounced: dyarchia
A state under the rule of two people; the form of government of such state.
What does "diarchy" mean?
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noun A system of government in which two people or authorities rule jointly.
"The empire was briefly run as a diarchy, with two emperors sharing power."
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diarchy in a sentence
- The empire was briefly run as a diarchy, with two emperors sharing power.
- Some city-states experimented with a diarchy rather than a single monarch.
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What is "diarchy" in Greek?
"diarchy" in Greek is δυαρχία. diarchy means: A system of government in which two people or authorities rule jointly.
How do you pronounce δυαρχία?
"diarchy" in Greek is δυαρχία, pronounced "dyarchia".
How do you use "diarchy" in a sentence?
Example: "The empire was briefly run as a diarchy, with two emperors sharing power." In Greek, "diarchy" is δυαρχία.
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