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officialis

officialis noun: a kind of civil servant in Ancient Rome; a member of the staff of a governor or other high dignitary.

Noun

officialis (plural officiales)

  1. (historical) A kind of civil servant in Ancient Rome; a member of the staff of a governor or other high dignitary.

Forms of officialis

pluralofficiales

Questions about officialis

What does officialis mean?
Officialis means a kind of civil servant in Ancient Rome; a member of the staff of a governor or other high dignitary.
What part of speech is officialis?
Officialis is a noun.
What is the plural of officialis?
The plural of officialis is officiales.

Words near officialis in the dictionary

  1. officialdoms
  2. officiales
  3. officialese
  4. officialeses
  5. officialhood
  6. officialis
  7. officialisation
  8. officialise
  9. officialised
  10. officialising
  11. officialism

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