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Il Duce
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English
Alternative forms
en Duce
Etymology
Borrowed from en it Duce il Duce the Leader, from it duce commander, leader, from en la dux, accusative la ducem leader, from the nomen agentis form of en ine-pro *dewk- to lead. en duke.
Pronunciation
en /iːl ˈduːtʃeɪ/ UK
en /il ˈdutʃeɪ/ US
en uːtʃeɪ
Proper noun
1
en historical The title which Italian dictator Benito Mussolini assumed during his rule (1922—1945).
Coordinate terms
en Führer
Translations
title assumed by Mussolini
Arabic: ar دُوتْشِي m al-dūtše الْدُوتْشِي
Azerbaijani: az duçe
Chinese:
Mandarin: cmn 法西斯領袖 fǎxīsī lǐngxiù
Estonian: et Duce
French: fr duce m le Duce
Georgian: ka დუჩე
German: de Duce m der Duce
Greek: el ντούτσε m ο Ντούτσε
Italian: it Duce m il Duce, it Duce del Fascismo m il Duce del Fascismo
Japanese: ja ドゥーチェ Dūche, ja 統帥 tōsui
Korean: ko ^두체
Latin: la dux m Dux
Lithuanian: lt dučė m
Marathi: mr दुचे m
Polish: pl duce m
Russian: ru ду́че m
Anagrams
en cdeilu Dulcie Euclid
en Fascism