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sachem

/ˈseɪ.tʃəm/

Traduction: Nom désignant un chef politique, en particulier de Tammany Hall, ou un chef de tribu ou de confédération nord-américaine, notamment un chef algonquin.

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noun

/ˈseɪ.tʃəm/C2formalamerican
  • frNom désignant un chef politique, en particulier de Tammany Hall, ou un chef de tribu ou de confédération nord-américaine, notamment un chef algonquin.

A noun referring to a political leader, especially of Tammany Hall, or a chief of a North American tribe or confederation, particularly an Algonquian chief.

  1. Tribal chiefC1formalamerican

    A chief or leader of a Native American tribe or confederation, particularly among Algonquian peoples.

    frChef tribal amérindien

    • The sachem addressed the council with great authority.
    • Many sachems signed treaties with European settlers.
    • The tribe respected the wisdom of their sachem.

    Synonymeschiefchieftainleadersagamore

  2. C2formalamerican

    A political leader, especially one associated with Tammany Hall, a New York City political organization.

    frSachem de Tammany Hall

    • The sachem of Tammany Hall wielded significant influence in city politics.
    • He was known as a powerful sachem within the Democratic Party.
    • The sachems of the organization met to decide the election strategy.

    Synonymesbossparty bosspolitical boss

Formes
  • sachems plural form
  • sachems' possessive plural form
  • sachem's possessive singular form