| 释义 |
com·i·ta·tus
\ˌkäməˈtäd.əs, -tād-\ noun
(-es)
Etymology: Latin, escort, retinue, imperial court, from comit-, comes companion + -atus -ate — more at count
1. : a body of wellborn men attached to a king or chieftain by the duty of military service; also : the status of the body so attached
2. [Medieval Latin, from Latin] : county — used chiefly in the phrase posse comitatus |