Archon Definition
 ärkŏn, -kən 
    noun
  
 A high official; a ruler.
 American Heritage 
One of the chief magistrates of ancient Athens.
 Webster's New World 
One of the nine principal magistrates of ancient Athens.
 American Heritage 
A ruler or chief officer.
 Webster's New World 
An authoritative figure; a leader.
 Archons of cultural modernism.
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Other Word Forms of Archon
Noun
Singular:
 archonPlural:
 archons, archontesOrigin of Archon
Latin archōn from Greek arkhōn from present participle of arkhein to rule
From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition
From Ancient Greek ἄρχων (arkhōn), a noun use of the present participle of ἄρχειν (arkhein, “to rule”).
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