What does diarchy mean?
diarchy - a form of government having two joint rulers.
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| SYLLABICATION: | di·ar·chy | ||
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| VARIANT FORMS: | also dy·ar·chy | ||
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Inflected forms: pl. di·ar·chies Government by two joint rulers. |
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We usually work in pairs on stage. Besides, we are in pairs when trying to capture the spectators' attention and hold control over it at least for a wile.
Moreover, the first two
letters "Di" stand for my sister’s name Diana and the next two letters stand
for my name Arvydas. The rest three letters sound like our family name the
Gaičiūnai.
Please, listen how does
"diarchy" should be pronounced.
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When we were in Italy, we liked the way the Italians pronounce our theatre
name. It sounds in
this way.
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We resolved that this was the best way to pronounce it.
Please
listen to the overture (intro) of our show and you’ll hear the word
several times.
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Sometimes, we find our name transcribed in a wrong way in various programs,
titles or press releases and we are really unhappy to see it. Please never
transcribe our name in the following ways:
DIARCHY, DEArchy, Dj Archy :)), Di Archy, DiARCHY, Di ARCHY, DuoArchy,
Diarchi, Piarchy :) etc.
Please remember the correct transcription and pronunciation of the name of
our theatre.
The only correct way is the
Magic Theater "DiArchy".
