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cohortal

cohortal adjective: pertaining to a cohort.

Adjective

cohortal

  1. Pertaining to a cohort.
    • We know even less of the internal workings of the cohortal legion than we do of the manipular: access to teh fundamental German scholarship and areas of controversy is through Rice Holmes, Caesar's Conquest of Gaul pp. 587-99 or P. Fraccaro, Opuscula IV" Della guerra presso i Romani (Pavia, 1975)...2005, J. E. Lendon, Soldiers and Ghosts: A History of Battle in Classical Antiquity, page 427

Words formed from cohortal

Questions about cohortal

What does cohortal mean?
Cohortal means pertaining to a cohort.
What part of speech is cohortal?
Cohortal is an adjective.

Words near cohortal in the dictionary

  1. cohort effects
  2. cohort plural
  3. cohort plurals
  4. cohort studies
  5. cohort study
  6. cohortal
  7. cohortative
  8. cohortatively
  9. cohortatives
  10. cohorted
  11. cohortee

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