деспот

Borrowed from Ancient Greek δεσπότης (despótēs).

• IPA^(key): [dɛˈspɔt]

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деспо́т • (despót) m (feminine деспо́тица or деспо́тка)

1. (historical) despot, tyrant, satrap
2. (historical) despot (a title awarded to senior members of the imperial family, and claimed by various independent or semi-autonomous rulers of vast regions in Bulgaria and the Balkans (13th and 14th centuries))
3. (figurative) oppressor, tyrant
4. (historical) bishop

   Synonym: влади́ка (vladíka)

5. (historical, Christianity) hegumen

• тира́н (tirán)
• тира́нин (tiránin)
• сатра́п (satráp)
• господа́р (gospodár)
• поти́сник (potísnik)

• деспоти́зъм (despotízǎm)
• деспоти́чен (despotíčen)
• деспо́тски (despótski)
• деспо́тство (despótstvo)

• IPA^(key): [ˈdɛspɔt]

деспот • (despot) m (relational adjective деспотски)

1. despot
2. (figurative) oppressor, tyrant

• де́спотъ (déspot) — Pre-reform orthography (1918)

• IPA^(key): [ˈdʲespət]

де́спот • (déspot) m anim (genitive де́спота, nominative plural де́споты, genitive plural де́спотов)

1. despot

   Synonym: тира́н (tirán)

• деспоти́зм (despotízm)
• деспотичный (despotičnyj)
• деспотический (despotičeskij)

• IPA^(key): /děspot/
• Hyphenation: дес‧пот

дѐспот m (Latin spelling dèspot)

1. despot