Primatial
praɪˈmeɪʃəl
Definition

Definition of Primatial - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

religionDatedrelated to a high-ranking bishop's office or dignityDated
  • The cathedral is the primatial church of the region.
archiepiscopal

Noun

ecclesiastical titleDatedUKtitle related to a primate's officeDatedUK
  • He was granted the primatial of the region.
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Origin of Primatial

Late Latin, primatialis (of a primate)

Examples of Primatial in a sentence

  • He attended the primatial ceremony last Sunday.
  • The bishop was elevated to the primatial.
  • His primatial was recognized by the church council.

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  1. French:primatial, ...
  2. German:primatial, Primatial, ...
  3. Italian:primaziale, ...
  4. Spanish:primada, primado, ...
  5. Portuguese:primacial, primaz, ...
  6. Chinese:首席, 大主教头衔, ...
  7. Japanese:首座の, 首長, ...
  8. Arabic:بَطْرِيَرْكِي, منصب البطريرك, ...
  9. Hebrew:פְּרִימַטִי, פְּרִימַטִי, ...
  10. Russian:приматальный, титул примаса, ...
  11. Ukrainian:примасовий, титул примаса, ...
  12. Hindi:प्रधान, प्राइमेशियल, ...
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