/ˈɛksɪlɑːrʧ/ EX-i-lar-ch

Definitions

1. noun

a Jewish leader, especially in ancient times, who oversaw the community of exiles or those who had returned from exile

“The exilarch played a significant role in maintaining the cultural and religious traditions of the Jewish community.”

2. noun

a title given to a high-ranking official or leader in a community of exiles or those who had returned from exile

“The exilarch was a respected figure in the community, known for his wisdom and leadership.”