Dynast

Pronunciation: /ˈdaɪnæst/

Definitions of dynast

noun a ruler or leader of a dynasty, a succession of rulers from the same family or line

Example Sentences

A1 The dynast ruled over the kingdom for many years.

A2 The ancient dynast established a powerful empire.

B1 The dynast's reign was marked by prosperity and stability.

B2 The dynast's descendants continued to rule for generations.

C1 The dynast's dynasty shaped the history of the region for centuries.

C2 The dynast's legacy as a wise ruler is still remembered today.

Examples of dynast in a Sentence

formal The dynast ruled over the kingdom for centuries.

informal The dynast's family has always been in charge around here.

slang That dynast is the boss of this place.

figurative In the corporate world, she was considered a dynast in her field.

Grammatical Forms of dynast

• past tense: dynasted
• plural: dynasts
• comparative: more dynastic
• superlative: most dynastic
• present tense: dynasts
• future tense: will dynast
• perfect tense: have dynasted
• continuous tense: are dynasting
• singular: dynast
• positive degree: dynast
• infinitive: to dynast
• gerund: dynasting
• participle: dynasted

Origin and Evolution of dynast

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Greek

Story behind the word: The word 'dynast' originated from the Greek word 'dynasteia' meaning 'lordship' or 'rule'.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the term 'dynast' evolved to refer to a ruler or leader of a powerful family or lineage, often associated with monarchies or hereditary systems of government.