Direx

/ˈdɪrɛks/ noun

Definition

An archaic or obsolete term, possibly a variant or corrupted form of 'directrix' or related to Latin directing/governing terminology.

Etymology

Uncertain etymology; possibly a variant or shortened form of 'directrix' or a corruption of Latin 'dirigo' (to direct). This word appears rarely in historical texts.

Kelly Says

If this word ever existed in English, it's so rare that even comprehensive dictionaries barely mention it—it's the kind of word that makes lexicographers scratch their heads!

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