Definition of pertainment in English:

pertainment

noun pəˈteɪnmənt

Scottish rare

That which pertains to something or someone; a belonging; an appurtenance. In early use specifically (Scottish) = "pertinent".

Origin

Late 17th century. From pertain + -ment. Compare Anglo-Norman purtaynement, purteinement, French †pertenement, Old Occitan pertenemen, pertenemeint, Spanish †pertinimiento.

Definition of pertainment in US English:

pertainment

nounpəˈteɪnmənt

Scottish rare

That which pertains to something or someone; a belonging; an appurtenance. In early use specifically (Scottish) = "pertinent".

Origin

Late 17th century. From pertain + -ment. Compare Anglo-Norman purtaynement, purteinement, French † pertenement, Old Occitan pertenemen, pertenemeint, Spanish † pertinimiento.

单词	pertainment
释义	Definition of pertainment in English: pertainment noun pəˈteɪnmənt Scottish rare That which pertains to something or someone; a belonging; an appurtenance. In early use specifically (Scottish) = "pertinent". Origin Late 17th century. From pertain + -ment. Compare Anglo-Norman purtaynement, purteinement, French †pertenement, Old Occitan pertenemen, pertenemeint, Spanish †pertinimiento. Definition of pertainment in US English: pertainment nounpəˈteɪnmənt Scottish rare That which pertains to something or someone; a belonging; an appurtenance. In early use specifically (Scottish) = "pertinent". Origin Late 17th century. From pertain + -ment. Compare Anglo-Norman purtaynement, purteinement, French † pertenement, Old Occitan pertenemen, pertenemeint, Spanish † pertinimiento.
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