generalissimo

See also: generalíssimo

English

Etymology

Borrowed from Italian.

Noun

generalissimo (plural generalissimos)

(military) A supreme commander of the armed forces of a country, especially one who is also a political leader.

Translations

supreme commander

Bulgarian: генерали́симус m (generalísimus)
Chinese:
Mandarin: 大元帥 (zh), 大元帅 (zh) (dàyuánshuài)
Czech: generalissimus m
Esperanto: ĉefgeneralo
Finnish: generalissimo, generalissimus (fi)
French: généralissime (fr) m
German: Generalissimus m
Greek: αρχιστράτηγος (el) m (archistrátigos)

Irish: ardghinearál m
Italian: generalissimo m
Japanese: 総統 (ja) (そうとう, sōtō)
Korean: 총통 (chongtong)
Macedonian: генерали́симус m (generalísimus)
Manx: ard-chionfenee m
Portuguese: generalíssimo (pt) m
Russian: генерали́ссимус (ru) m (generalíssimus)
Spanish: generalísimo (es) m

Anagrams

mineralogises

Italian

Noun

generalissimo m (plural generalissimi)

commander in chief

Latin

Adjective

generālissimō

dative masculine singular of generālissimus
dative neuter singular of generālissimus
ablative masculine singular of generālissimus
ablative neuter singular of generālissimus

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