Primus

Pronunciation: /ˈpraɪməs/

Primus (noun)

  1. The most important person in a group, especially the one with the highest rank or authority.
  2. The first item in a list or sequence, used to show something comes before the rest.

Examples

  • The primus leads the team and sets the rules.
  • The primus speaks first during meetings.

Primus (adjective)

  1. Used to describe something as the main or leading one among others.

Examples

  • Safety is the primus concern in this job.
  • Her primus goal is to finish on time.