Definition of noverint in English:

noverint

noun ˈnɒvərɪntˈnəʊvərɪnt

historical

A scrivener; a law-clerk.

Origin

Late 16th century (in an earlier sense). From classical Latin nōverint, 3rd plural subjunctive of nōvisse to know, perfect of nōscere to get to know, learn, occurring in post-classical Latin in the opening phrase of writs, noverint universi ‘let all men know’.

Definition of noverint in US English:

noverint

noun

historical

A scrivener; a law-clerk.

Origin

Late 16th century (in an earlier sense). From classical Latin nōverint, 3rd plural subjunctive of nōvisse to know, perfect of nōscere to get to know, learn, occurring in post-classical Latin in the opening phrase of writs, noverint universi ‘let all men know’.

单词	noverint
释义	Definition of noverint in English: noverint noun ˈnɒvərɪntˈnəʊvərɪnt historical A scrivener; a law-clerk. Origin Late 16th century (in an earlier sense). From classical Latin nōverint, 3rd plural subjunctive of nōvisse to know, perfect of nōscere to get to know, learn, occurring in post-classical Latin in the opening phrase of writs, noverint universi ‘let all men know’. Definition of noverint in US English: noverint noun historical A scrivener; a law-clerk. Origin Late 16th century (in an earlier sense). From classical Latin nōverint, 3rd plural subjunctive of nōvisse to know, perfect of nōscere to get to know, learn, occurring in post-classical Latin in the opening phrase of writs, noverint universi ‘let all men know’.
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