| 释义 |
cle·ruch
\ˈkliˌrük, -lēˌr-, -_rək\ noun
(-s)
Etymology: Greek klērouchos, from klēro- (from klēros lot, allotment) + -ochos holder (from echein to have, hold) — more at scheme
: a citizen of ancient Greece who received an allotment of land in a conquered country and usually migrated to it without loss of citizenship
• cle·ru·chi·al \klə̇ˈrükēəl\ or cle·ru·chic \-kik\ adjective |