Definition of comital in English:

comital

adjective ˈkɒmɪt(ə)lˈkämədl

historical

Relating to a count or earl.
Example sentencesExamples
- Instability within the comital house thus reinforced and redoubled political strife within Bruges.
- Gilbert died probably unmarried in 1152, when his younger brother Roger inherited the estates and comital title.
- In the meantime we have one relevant comital documentation, for a Count Hildilin.
- Later, by the time the last baronial resistance to comital power had been overcome - between 1050 and 1070-the Lords of Montcada no longer served as intimate advisers to the count.
- This struggle erupted after 1061, when the the last representative of the comital lineage of Maine, Count Herbert II, died without male heirs.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from medieval Latin comitalis, from comes, comit- 'a count'.

Definition of comital in US English:

comital

adjectiveˈkämədl

historical

Relating to a count or earl.
Example sentencesExamples
- Gilbert died probably unmarried in 1152, when his younger brother Roger inherited the estates and comital title.
- In the meantime we have one relevant comital documentation, for a Count Hildilin.
- Instability within the comital house thus reinforced and redoubled political strife within Bruges.
- Later, by the time the last baronial resistance to comital power had been overcome - between 1050 and 1070-the Lords of Montcada no longer served as intimate advisers to the count.
- This struggle erupted after 1061, when the the last representative of the comital lineage of Maine, Count Herbert II, died without male heirs.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from medieval Latin comitalis, from comes, comit- ‘a count’.

单词	comital
释义	Definition of comital in English: comital adjective ˈkɒmɪt(ə)lˈkämədl historical Relating to a count or earl. Example sentencesExamples Instability within the comital house thus reinforced and redoubled political strife within Bruges. Gilbert died probably unmarried in 1152, when his younger brother Roger inherited the estates and comital title. In the meantime we have one relevant comital documentation, for a Count Hildilin. Later, by the time the last baronial resistance to comital power had been overcome - between 1050 and 1070-the Lords of Montcada no longer served as intimate advisers to the count. This struggle erupted after 1061, when the the last representative of the comital lineage of Maine, Count Herbert II, died without male heirs. Origin Mid 19th century: from medieval Latin comitalis, from comes, comit- 'a count'. Definition of comital in US English: comital adjectiveˈkämədl historical Relating to a count or earl. Example sentencesExamples Gilbert died probably unmarried in 1152, when his younger brother Roger inherited the estates and comital title. In the meantime we have one relevant comital documentation, for a Count Hildilin. Instability within the comital house thus reinforced and redoubled political strife within Bruges. Later, by the time the last baronial resistance to comital power had been overcome - between 1050 and 1070-the Lords of Montcada no longer served as intimate advisers to the count. This struggle erupted after 1061, when the the last representative of the comital lineage of Maine, Count Herbert II, died without male heirs. Origin Mid 19th century: from medieval Latin comitalis, from comes, comit- ‘a count’.
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