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1. (n.) junta
a small group ruling a country, esp. immediately after a coup d'état and before a legally constituted government has been instituted.
2. junta
a deliberative or administrative council, esp. in Spain and Latin America.
Etymology: (1615–25; < Sp: a meeting, n. use of fem. of L junctus, ptp. of jungere to join)
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1. (noun) military junta, junta
a group of military officers who rule a country after seizing power
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1. (noun) junta
a council; a convention; a tribunal; an assembly; esp., the grand council of state in Spain
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Sense: a group of army officers that has taken over the administration of a country by force.
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 Afrikaans: junta, soldateregering |
 Arabic: حُكومَة عَسْكَرِيَّه |
 Bulgarian: хунта |
 Brazilian: junta |
 Czech: junta |
 German: die Junta |
 Danish: junta |
 Greek: χούντα |
 Spanish: junta |
 Estonian: hunta |
 Farsi: گروه نظامی که با کودتا سر |
 Finnish: juntta |
 French: junte |
 Hebrew: כָּת צְבָאִית |
 Hindi: सत्ताधारी सेना |
 Croatian: hunta |
 Hungarian: junta |
 Indonesian: junta |
 Icelandic: herforingjastjórn/-ráð/-k |
 Italian: giunta militare |
 Japanese: 軍事政権 |
 Korean: (쿠데타 직후 정권을 장악한) 군부 |
 Lithuanian: chunta |
 Latvian: hunta |
 Malay: junta |
 Dutch: junta |
 Norwegian: junta, militærstyre |
 Polish: junta |
 Persian: گروه نظامی که با کودتا سر |
 Pashto: دولتى شورا، انجمن، مجلس، |
 Portuguese: junta |
 Romanian: juntă |
 Russian: хунта |
 Slovak: chunta |
 Slovenian: hunta |
 Serbian: hunta (voj.) |
 Swedish: junta |
 Thai: รัฐบาลทหารที่เข้ามาบริหาร |
 Turkish: cunta |
 Taiwanese: 政變後的軍人政府 |
 Ukrainian: хунта |
 Urdu: سیاسی یا فوجی ٹولہ جو انق |
 Vietnamese: nhóm đảo chính |
 Chinese: （武力夺取政权的）军政府 |
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