Definition of Exilarch in English:

Exilarch

noun ˈɛksɪlɑːkˈɛɡzɪlɑːk

Jewish History

The head of the semi-autonomous Jewish community in Sassanian Persia and Islamic Iraq between the 2nd and 11th centuries, claiming authority over Jewish communities worldwide.

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Universalist Quarterly. From exile + -arch, after Aramaic rēš gālūṯā, lit. ‘head of the exiles’.

noun

Jewish History

The head of the semi-autonomous Jewish community in Sassanian Persia and Islamic Iraq between the 2nd and 11th centuries, claiming authority over Jewish communities worldwide.

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Universalist Quarterly. From exile + -arch, after Aramaic rēš gālūṯā, lit. ‘head of the exiles’.

词汇	Exilarch
释义	Definition of Exilarch in English: Exilarch noun ˈɛksɪlɑːkˈɛɡzɪlɑːk Jewish History The head of the semi-autonomous Jewish community in Sassanian Persia and Islamic Iraq between the 2nd and 11th centuries, claiming authority over Jewish communities worldwide. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Universalist Quarterly. From exile + -arch, after Aramaic rēš gālūṯā, lit. ‘head of the exiles’. Definition of Exilarch in US English: Exilarch noun Jewish History The head of the semi-autonomous Jewish community in Sassanian Persia and Islamic Iraq between the 2nd and 11th centuries, claiming authority over Jewish communities worldwide. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Universalist Quarterly. From exile + -arch, after Aramaic rēš gālūṯā, lit. ‘head of the exiles’.
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