leader in Latin
leader in Latin is dux, ductor, caput — leader means a person who guides or is in charge of a group, organisation, or country.
leader in Latin
dux
One having authority to direct.
ductor
One having authority to direct.
caput
One having authority to direct.
ductrīx
One having authority to direct.
praefectus
One having authority to direct.
praepositus
One having authority to direct.
What does "leader" mean?
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noun A person who guides or is in charge of a group, organisation, or country.
"The team elected a new leader after the merger."
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noun A person or organisation that ranks first in a particular field.
"The company is a leader in renewable energy technology."
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leader in a sentence
- The team elected a new leader after the merger.
- World leaders gathered for the summit.
- The company is a leader in renewable energy technology.
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What is "leader" in Latin?
"leader" in Latin is dux, ductor, caput. leader means: A person who guides or is in charge of a group, organisation, or country.
How do you use "leader" in a sentence?
Example: "The team elected a new leader after the merger." In Latin, "leader" is dux, ductor, caput.
Are there other ways to say "leader" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 6 translations listed for "leader": dux, ductor, caput, ductrīx, praefectus, praepositus.
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