suffete
noun
suf·fete
ˈsəˌfēt
plural suffetes
ˈsəˌfēts,
ˈsəfəˌtēz
: one of the two annually elected chief magistrates of ancient Carthage
Word History
Etymology
Latin sufet-, sufes, suffet-, suffes, of Punic origin; akin to Hebrew shōphēṭ judge
- live on
- live on (something)
- live on borrowed time
- live on something
- live on the edge
- live on the fat of the land
- live on the street
- live on the street(s)
- live on the streets
- live one's own life
- live out
- live out (something)
- live out something
- live parking
- live paycheck to paycheck
- live steam
- live storage
- live stream
- live streamed
- live streaming
- live streams
- live the good life
- live through
- live to regret
- live to regret (something)