Plural of duumvir; multiple pairs of two co-rulers or joint magistrates.
From Latin 'duumviri,' the nominative plural of 'duumvir' (two men). This is the original Latin plural form used in historical texts.
This Latin plural is a time capsule—using 'duumviri' instead of 'duumvirs' is like speaking the language of ancient Rome itself!
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