satrap in Latin
satrap in Latin is satrapēs — satrap means a governor who ruled a province of the ancient Persian empire.
satrap in Latin
satrapēs
(historical) A governor of a Persian province.
What does "satrap" mean?
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noun A governor who ruled a province of the ancient Persian empire.
"The satrap collected taxes on behalf of the Persian king."
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satrap in a sentence
- The satrap collected taxes on behalf of the Persian king.
- Each satrap governed a distant province with considerable independence.
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What is "satrap" in Latin?
"satrap" in Latin is satrapēs. satrap means: A governor who ruled a province of the ancient Persian empire.
How do you use "satrap" in a sentence?
Example: "The satrap collected taxes on behalf of the Persian king." In Latin, "satrap" is satrapēs.
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