noun
or pro·pre·tor prōˈprēd.ə(r)
Etymology: Latin propraetor, from pro- (as in proconsul ) + praetor
: a praetor of ancient Rome sent out to govern a province
noun
or pro·pre·tor prōˈprēd.ə(r)
Etymology: Latin propraetor, from pro- (as in proconsul ) + praetor
: a praetor of ancient Rome sent out to govern a province
Webster's New International English Dictionary. Новый международный словарь английского языка Webster. 2012