[ˈduːmvɪrɪ]

Definitions

1. noun

A pair of officials who, in ancient Rome, were appointed to govern a city or perform certain other functions.

“The duumviri were responsible for organizing public festivals and events in ancient Rome.”

2. noun

A pair of judges or magistrates in ancient Rome.

“The duumviri presided over the Roman court to settle disputes and administer justice.”