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servitudinal

servitudinal adjective: of or relating to servitude.

Adjective

servitudinal (not comparable)

  1. Of or relating to servitude.

Origin of servitudinal

From Latin servitūdin- + -al, from oblique stem of Latin servitūdō, from servus + -tūdō. By surface analysis, servitude + -al.

Questions about servitudinal

What does servitudinal mean?
Servitudinal means of or relating to servitude.
What part of speech is servitudinal?
Servitudinal is an adjective.

Words near servitudinal in the dictionary

  1. servitrices
  2. servitrix
  3. servitrixes
  4. servitude
  5. servitudes
  6. servitudinal
  7. serviture
  8. servitute
  9. servitutes
  10. servlet
  11. servlets

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