Relating to or characteristic of an archgomeral, which appears to be a superlative form suggesting extreme gomerality or foolishness in an archaic or obsolete context.
From arch- (meaning extreme or chief) + gomeral (a dialectal or Scottish word meaning a foolish person). The term combines prefix arch- from Old English and Greek archi- with gomeral, likely of Celtic origin, to create an archaic intensifier.
This word is so obscure that it barely appears in modern dictionaries—it represents how English once loved making extreme superlatives by stacking prefixes like LEGO bricks, something we've largely abandoned in favor of just adding 'very' or 'super'.
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