Definition
Relating to dyarchy; characterized by rule by two joint authorities or persons.
Etymology
From 'dyarchy' plus the suffix -ical (an alternative form of -ic), both forms are equivalent in meaning but -ical is less common in modern usage.
Kelly Says
The dyarchical system was actually a brilliant political invention—having two leaders meant neither could become too powerful, making it harder for one person to become a tyrant.
Translations
AMአማርኛ
ዲያርኪካል
dii-ar-ki-kal
ARالعربية
دياكيカリ
di-ya-kee-kali
BNবাংলা
দ্যারখিক
dya-r-khi-k
CACatalà
dyarchical
di-ar-ki-kal
CSČeština
dyarchický
dyar-khi-chki
DADansk
dyarchisk
dee-ar-kisk
DEDeutsch
dyarchisch
dee-ar-kis
ELΕλληνικά
δυαρχικός
dyar-ki-kos
ESEspañol
dyárquico
dee-ar-kee-koh
FISuomi
dyarchinen
dyar-khi-nen
FRFrançais
dyarchique
dee-ar-kee-k
HAHA
dyarchical
di-ar-ki-kal
HIहिन्दी
द्यार्कीकल
dya-rki-kal
HUMagyar
dyarchikus
dyar-khi-kus
IDBahasa Indonesia
dyarchical
di-ar-ki-kal
IGIG
dyarchical
di-ar-ki-kal
ITItaliano
dyarchico
dee-ar-kee-koh
JA日本語
ディヤーキカル
di-ya-kee-karu
KKKK
диархикалык
di-ar-khi-ka-lyk
KMKM
ឌីអាកិកល
di-a-ki-kal
KO한국어
디아르키컬
di-a-reuki-keul
MRMR
द्यार्कीकल
dya-rki-kal
MSBahasa Melayu
dyarchical
di-ar-ki-kal
MYမြန်မာ
ဒီယာကီကယ်
dee-ya-kee-kai
NLNederlands
dyarchical
di-ar-ki-kal
NONorsk
dyarchisk
dee-ar-kisk
PLPolski
dyarchiczny
dyar-khi-chni
PTPortuguês
dyárquico
dee-ar-kee-koh
RORomână
dyarchic
dee-ar-hik
RUРусский
диархический
di-ar-khicheskiy
SVSvenska
dyarchisk
dee-ar-kisk
SWKiswahili
dyarchical
di-ar-ki-kal
TAதமிழ்
டைய்கிக்கல்
day-ki-kkal
TEతెలుగు
డియార్కికల్
diya-rki-kal
THไทย
ดายาคิคัล
da-ya-ki-kal
TLTL
dyarchical
di-ar-ki-kal
TRTürkçe
dyarchical
di-ar-ki-kal
UKУкраїнська
диархічний
di-ar-khi-chniy
URاردو
ڈیارکیقل
dee-ar-ki-kal
VITiếng Việt
dyarchical
di-ar-ki-kal
YOYO
dyarchical
di-ar-ki-kal
ZH中文
迪亚基卡尔
di-ya-ji-ka-er
ZUZU
dyarchical
di-ar-ki-kal