ephor
ephor
Definition
ephor (ef′ôr′)
noun pl. -·ors or -·ori′-ō rī′
in ancient Sparta, any of a body of five magistrates annually elected by the people of Sparta
Etymology: L ephorus < Gr ephoros, overseer < ephoran < epi-, over + horan, to see < IE *woros, attentive < base *wer-, to heed > warn
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