exilarch
noun
ex·i·larch
ˈegzəˌlärk,
ˈeksəˌ-,
-ˌzīˌ-,
-ˌsīˌ-
plural -s
: 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
Word History
Etymology
exile entry 1 + -arch; translation of Aramaic rēsh gālūtā
- rose lathe
- rose laurel
- rose leafhopper
- rose madder
- rose mahogany
- rose mallow
- rose malmaison
- rose mandarin
- rose marie
- rose mauve
- rose medallion
- rose midge
- rose mildew
- rose mill
- rose mist
- rose montée
- rose morn
- rose moss
- rose nail
- rose neyron
- rose nilsson
- rose noble
- rose nude
- rose of China
- rose of heaven