Definition
Definition of comitia - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun, plural
1.
governmentTECH. assembly in ancient Rome for making laws or electing officialsTECH.
- The comitia gathered to vote on new laws.
2.
judicialTECH. assembly with judicial authority in ancient RomeTECH.
- The comitia judged the case of the accused senator.
Origin of comitia
Latin, comitium (assembly)
Examples of comitia in a sentence
Historians study records of the comitia carefully. The comitia convened to discuss new laws. Citizens awaited the comitia's decision eagerly.
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- French:comices, ...
- German:Comitia, Gerichtsversammlung, ...
- Italian:comizi, comitia, ...
- Spanish:comitia, comicios, ...
- Portuguese:comitia, ...
- Chinese:大会, 公民大会, ...
- Japanese:コミティア, 集会, ...
- Arabic:مَجْلِس روماني, مَجْلِس قَضائي رُوماني, ...
- Hebrew:קוֹמִיטְיָיה, אָסֵפָה, ...
- Russian:коммитетия, собрание, ...
- Ukrainian:коміції, збори, ...
- Hindi:सामान्य सभा, कोमिटिया, ...
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