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exarch

/ˈɛk.sɑːrk/

Übersetzung: Bischof in einigen orthodoxen Ostkirchen, der unter dem Patriarchen, aber über dem Metropoliten steht; oder ein Statthalter, der eine große Provinz im Römischen Reich verwaltete.

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C2formalcommon/ˈɛk.sɑːrk/

A noun referring to a bishop in certain Eastern Orthodox Churches, a bishop in eastern Christendom ranking below a patriarch and above a metropolitan, or a viceroy governing a large province in the Roman Empire.

  • 🇩🇪Bischof in einigen orthodoxen Ostkirchen, der unter dem Patriarchen, aber über dem Metropoliten steht; oder ein Statthalter, der eine große Provinz im Römischen Reich verwaltete.
  1. Eastern Orthodox Bishop in North America C1 formal american

    A bishop in certain Eastern Orthodox Churches based in North America, holding a position of authority over a region.

    • The exarch was appointed to oversee the Orthodox communities in Canada.
    • During the council, the exarch represented the North American diocese.
    • The exarch's visit was met with enthusiasm by the local faithful.

    🇩🇪Exarch

  2. Bishop Rank in Eastern Christendom C2 formal

    In Eastern Christian traditions, a bishop ranking below a patriarch but above a metropolitan, often with jurisdiction over a specific territory.

    • The exarch had authority over several metropolitans under the patriarch.
    • Historically, the exarch served as a direct representative of the patriarch.
    • The title of exarch was used in the Byzantine church hierarchy.

    🇩🇪Exarch

  3. Roman Viceroy C2 formal

    A governor or viceroy who administered a large province in the later Roman Empire, especially in the East.

    • The exarch of Ravenna governed Italy on behalf of the Byzantine emperor.
    • Exarchs held both military and civil authority in their provinces.
    • The appointment of an exarch was often a response to external threats.

    🇩🇪Römischer Exarch

    Synonyme: governorviceroy

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