nayaka
- noun
- Archaic
- The nayaka of the village commanded great respect.
Examples
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Many nayakas led their communities through difficult times.
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During the festival, the local nayaka led the community in traditional ceremonies.
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The nayaka played a crucial role in the administration of the kingdom.
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Historians studied the influence of each nayaka on the region's development.
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The local nayaka organized the festival and ensured that everyone participated.
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As a respected nayaka, he guided his people through both peace and conflict.
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Each nayaka in the region left a lasting impact on its cultural heritage.
Synonyms
A person who leads a group like a tribe or clan
A local leader of a village or town often in parts of South Asia and western Asia
A person who leads a group of people in a traditional community
A respected leader who makes decisions for a village or community
A village leader who manages land and local affairs in parts of India
A person who is the most important leader in a field
How Important
Surface Forms
Etymology
Nayaka comes from an old Indian word nāyaka that means 'leader' or 'one who guides'. So a nayaka was a chief or local leader in parts of South Asia.