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praetorium

/priːˈtɔː.ri.əm/

Übersetzung: Zelt oder Quartier eines römischen Feldherrn, das als Kommandozentrale oder Stabsquartier diente.

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noun

/priːˈtɔː.ri.əm/C2formal
  • deZelt oder Quartier eines römischen Feldherrn, das als Kommandozentrale oder Stabsquartier diente.

A noun referring to the tent of an ancient Roman general, used as a command post or headquarters.

unregelmäßiger Plural

  1. General's tentC2formal

    The tent of a Roman general in a military camp, used as a command center.

    deFeldherrnzelt

    • The general held council in the praetorium before the battle.
    • Orders were issued from the praetorium at dawn.
    • The soldiers guarded the entrance to the praetorium.
  2. Governor's residenceC2formal

    The official residence or headquarters of a Roman governor or high-ranking official.

    deStatthalterresidenz

    • The governor's praetorium was located in the center of the city.
    • Pilate's praetorium in Jerusalem was a site of judgment.
    • The praetorium was adorned with marble columns and statues.
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  • praetoria plural form
  • praetoriums plural form
  • praetoria's possessive plural form
  • praetoriums' possessive plural form
  • praetorium's possessive singular form