nomarch
noun
nom·arch
ˈnäˌmärk
plural -s
1
: the chief magistrate of a nome in ancient Egypt
2
[New Greek nomarchēs, from Greek] : the chief administrator of a nomarchy in modern Greece
Word History
Etymology
Greek nomarchēs, nomarchos (also, governor of a region or province), from Greek nomos district + -archēs, -archos -arch
- into high gear
- into line
- into one's own pockets
- into place
- into print
- into raptures
- into reverse
- into reverse gear
- into sight
- into the act
- into the background
- into the bargain
- into the breach
- into the ether
- into the ground
- into the open
- into the swim
- into the swim of things
- into the swing of
- into the tank
- into the woodwork
- into thin air
- intolerabilities
- intolerability
- intolerable