Associations to the word «Dux»
Noun
- Tyson
- Squid
- Duce
- Charter
- Magnus
- Rex
- Hercules
- Prefect
- Duke
- Ferrara
- Tanaka
- Croat
- Slav
- Grocer
- Byzantium
- Bohemia
- Guildford
- Pomerania
- Pierre
- Et
- Mussolini
- Medallist
- Briton
- Duchy
- Vassal
- Duc
- Grammar
- Annal
- Ember
- Melbourne
- Guerrero
- Milano
- Saxon
- Scholarship
- Vita
- Oyster
- Consul
- Title
- Danube
- Manuscript
- Sancho
- Inscription
- Memoir
- Count
- Ruler
- Burgundy
- Chronicle
- Elector
- Antioch
- Legion
- Latin
- Hut
- Alfonso
- Lithuania
- Librarian
- Comes
- Roman
- Brittany
- Leader
- Rey
- Ego
- Conrad
- Monarch
- Emperor
- Xvi
- Frank
- Wellington
- Claire
- Naples
- Gregory
- Rector
- Commander
Adjective
Wiktionary
DUX, noun. (UK) (Australia) The top academic student in a school, or in a year of school; the top student in a specified academic discipline.
DUX, noun. (historical) A high-ranking commander in the Roman army, responsible for more than one legion.
DUX, noun. (music) The subject of a fugue, answered by the comes.
DUX BELLORUM, noun. A war leader or warlord
Wise words
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