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Panoply in Marathi Marathi of translation of panoply Marathi meaning of panoply what is panoply in Marathi dictionary? definition, antonym, and synonym of panoply Register for the Daily Good Word E-Mail! - You can get our daily Good Word sent directly to you via e-mail in either HTML or Text format.Panoply | Marathi dictionary translates English to Marathi and Marathi to English panoply words panoply phrases with panoply synonyms panoply antonyms panoply pronunciations. (I would appear to be a despot were I to miss thanking Rachael Gough of somewhere in Australia for spotting today's Good Word and sending it in.) The Persian word is a simplification of an earlier patishah, comprising pati "master, lord" + shah "king". The same is true of poti, for we find potent and Persian pasha derived from it. The o-variant of the first word seems to have gotten the upper hand after Greek, for we find dome, dominate and domain (or demesne) from this version of the root. Word History: Today's Good Word was borrowed, via Latin and French, from Greek despotes "master of a household, lord" from a Proto-Indo-European compound, dem-/dom- "household" + poti- "lord". In Play: I think we use this word mostly as a near synonym of tyrant today: "Manley Guy, our manager, has no people skills and runs the office like a despot." It can be used around the house in a similar way: "Mom! You're such a despot! Why can't I get a tattoo?"
The key factor that goes into the making of a despot is despotism. The adjective is despotic or despotical, and the adverb is despotically. Today's Good Word comes with a panoply of derivatives. Notes: This word has nothing to do with spots or pots, but with tyrants, for the second meaning above is much more popular than the first. A ruler with absolute power, an autocrat.
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