Which word uses the greek root for chief or ruler

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Amy Simpson Staff asked 1 year ago
Which word uses the greek root for chief or ruler

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Amy Simpson Staff answered 1 year ago
Answer: Autocrat. It comes from two Greek roots: autos, meaning “self,” and kratos, meaning “strength” or “power.” An autocrat is someone who rules himself or herself.

Amy Simpson Staff answered 1 year ago
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The word “monarch” comes from the Greek word “monarchia”, meaning “rule by one”. It is used to describe a political system in which a single person has absolute power and authority.

Amy Simpson Staff answered 1 year ago
Answer: magistrate.
From the Greek word, magistratus, meaning “chief, ruler, overseer”.