Definition of patesi in English:

patesi

noun pəˈteɪsi

In ancient Sumer: the ruler of a city-state; a priest-king.

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in Harper's Magazine. From Sumerian PA.TE.SI (a sign combination form now read énsi, with a proposed reading ensik, representing the full form) ruler, governor.

Definition of patesi in US English:

patesi

nounpəˈteɪsi

In ancient Sumer: the ruler of a city-state; a priest-king.

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in Harper's Magazine. From Sumerian PA.TE.SI (a sign combination form now read énsi, with a proposed reading ensik, representing the full form) ruler, governor.

单词	patesi
释义	Definition of patesi in English: patesi noun pəˈteɪsi In ancient Sumer: the ruler of a city-state; a priest-king. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in Harper's Magazine. From Sumerian PA.TE.SI (a sign combination form now read énsi, with a proposed reading ensik, representing the full form) ruler, governor. Definition of patesi in US English: patesi nounpəˈteɪsi In ancient Sumer: the ruler of a city-state; a priest-king. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in Harper's Magazine. From Sumerian PA.TE.SI (a sign combination form now read énsi, with a proposed reading ensik, representing the full form) ruler, governor.
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