archduchy
arch·duchy
noun
1.
the domain controlled by an archduke or archduchess
Origin
From French archiduché, from Middle French, itself from archi- (“arch-”) < Latin archi- + duché (“duchy, dukedom”) < Latin dux (“leader, commander, duke”).
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