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patriarch

/ˈpeɪ.tri.ɑːk/

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noun

/ˈpeɪ.tri.ɑːk/C1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее мужчину, являющегося главой семьи, племени или общины, часто обладающего властью и старшинством.

A noun referring to the male head of a family, tribe, or community, often holding authority and seniority.

  1. Male head of familyB2formal

    The male head of a family or tribe, often the oldest and most respected member.

    ruГлава семьи

    • The patriarch of the family made all the important decisions.
    • He was the patriarch of a large, multigenerational household.
    • The village patriarch was consulted on all disputes.

    Synonymshead of householdpaterfamiliassire

    Antonymsmatriarch

  2. Religious leaderB2formal

    A high-ranking bishop in certain Christian churches, especially the Orthodox and Catholic churches.

    ruПатриарх

    • The Patriarch of Constantinople is a prominent figure in Eastern Orthodoxy.
    • The patriarch led the ceremony at the cathedral.
    • The church council was presided over by the patriarch.

    Synonymsarchbishopmetropolitanpontiffprimate

  3. Founding figureC1formal

    A person regarded as the founder or originator of a movement, organization, or field of study.

    ruОснователь

    • He is considered the patriarch of modern psychology.
    • The patriarch of the company started it in his garage.
    • She is the patriarch of the local literary scene.

    Synonymscreatorfatherfounderoriginator

Forms
  • patriarchs plural form
  • patriarchs' possessive plural form
  • patriarch's possessive singular form
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