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ruridecanal

ruridecanal adjective: of or pertaining to a rural dean.

Adjective

ruridecanal (not comparable)

  1. Of or pertaining to a rural dean.
    • a ruridecanal district
    • the ruridecanal intellect

Origin of ruridecanal

From Latin rūs, rūris (“the country”) + decānus (“the chief of ten”). See dean. By surface analysis, Latin rūr- + -i- + dec- + -an + -al.

Questions about ruridecanal

What does ruridecanal mean?
Ruridecanal means of or pertaining to a rural dean.
What part of speech is ruridecanal?
Ruridecanal is an adjective.

Words near ruridecanal in the dictionary

  1. rurbanized
  2. rurbanizes
  3. rurbanizing
  4. ruricolist
  5. ruricolists
  6. ruridecanal
  7. rurigenous
  8. Rurika
  9. Rurikid
  10. Rurikids
  11. Ruritania

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