No. 9,205 in German
machthaber
"Machthaber" means "ruler" or "person in power."
In a sentence
Der Machthaber des Landes hat neue Gesetze eingeführt.
The ruler of the country has introduced new laws.
The word 'Machthaber' in this sentence refers to the individual who holds authority in the country, commonly used to denote a dictator or authoritative leader.
Die Bürger demonstrierten gegen die Entscheidungen des Machthabers.
The citizens protested against the decisions of the ruler.
Here, 'Machthaber' is used to describe a person in power whose actions are opposed by the populace, emphasizing the exercise of authority.
Die Geschichte zeigt, wie viele Machthaber die Macht missbraucht haben.
History shows how many rulers have abused power.
In this case, 'Machthaber' is used in a general sense to refer to various authoritative figures who have existed in history.
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