Praetor

Pronunciation: /ˈpriːtər/

Praetor (noun)

  1. A senior official in ancient Rome who helped run courts and government, often leading legal cases.
  2. In ancient Rome, an official who could command armies or govern a region, especially when sent by the state.

Examples

  • The praetor hears disputes and gives fair rulings.
  • A praetor leads the court and manages legal cases.