Etymology

vicomagister

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Today it means: A kind of police commandant in Ancient Rome, responsible for a vicus. Full definition →

Latin vic(us)
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  1. Latin · derived fromvic(us)
  2. English todayvicomagister

From Latin vic(us) + -o- + magister.

Words from the same roots

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