Definition of urbarial in English:

urbarial

adjective əːˈbɛːrɪəl

historical

Of or relating to, based or founded on, a register of landed property.

Origin

Late 18th century. From German (now hist.) Urbarium register of landed property and its etymon post-classical Latin urbarium, in same sense (1385 in a continental, probably German, source; from German (now hist.) Urbar landed property, revenue from landed property, register of landed property (Middle High German urbar, lit. ‘something which produces a yield or revenue’: see below) + classical Latin -ium) + -al.

Definition of urbarial in US English:

urbarial

adjectiveəːˈbɛːrɪəl

historical

Of or relating to, based or founded on, a register of landed property.

Origin

Late 18th century. From German (now hist.) Urbarium register of landed property and its etymon post-classical Latin urbarium, in same sense (1385 in a continental, probably German, source; from German (now hist.) Urbar landed property, revenue from landed property, register of landed property (Middle High German urbar, lit. ‘something which produces a yield or revenue’: see below) + classical Latin -ium) + -al.

单词	urbarial
释义	Definition of urbarial in English: urbarial adjective əːˈbɛːrɪəl historical Of or relating to, based or founded on, a register of landed property. Origin Late 18th century. From German (now hist.) Urbarium register of landed property and its etymon post-classical Latin urbarium, in same sense (1385 in a continental, probably German, source; from German (now hist.) Urbar landed property, revenue from landed property, register of landed property (Middle High German urbar, lit. ‘something which produces a yield or revenue’: see below) + classical Latin -ium) + -al. Definition of urbarial in US English: urbarial adjectiveəːˈbɛːrɪəl historical Of or relating to, based or founded on, a register of landed property. Origin Late 18th century. From German (now hist.) Urbarium register of landed property and its etymon post-classical Latin urbarium, in same sense (1385 in a continental, probably German, source; from German (now hist.) Urbar landed property, revenue from landed property, register of landed property (Middle High German urbar, lit. ‘something which produces a yield or revenue’: see below) + classical Latin -ium) + -al.
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