Definition of regionary in English:

regionary

adjective ˈriːdʒən(ə)riˈriːdʒ(ə)n(ə)ri

Regional; of or relating to a region, especially an ecclesiastical region; specifically (chiefly Roman History) of or relating to one of the regions into which ancient Rome was divided.

noun ˈriːdʒən(ə)riˈriːdʒ(ə)n(ə)ri

1Historical. In the early church: a cleric or lay official attached to one of the ecclesiastical regions of Rome, especially one with responsibility for the secular affairs of the region.
2Roman History. Either of two 4th-cent. documents giving an account or description of the regions into which the city of Rome was divided.

Origin

Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Henry Hammond (1605–1660), Church of England clergyman and theologian. From post-classical Latin regionarius (of a deacon or subdeacon) that is at the head of one of the seven wards of Rome from classical Latin regiōn-, regiō + -ārius. With use as adjective compare earlier regional.

Definition of regionary in US English:

regionary

adjective

Regional; of or relating to a region, especially an ecclesiastical region; specifically (chiefly Roman History) of or relating to one of the regions into which ancient Rome was divided.

noun

1Historical. In the early church: a cleric or lay official attached to one of the ecclesiastical regions of Rome, especially one with responsibility for the secular affairs of the region.
2Roman History. Either of two 4th-cent. documents giving an account or description of the regions into which the city of Rome was divided.

Origin

Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Henry Hammond (1605–1660), Church of England clergyman and theologian. From post-classical Latin regionarius (of a deacon or subdeacon) that is at the head of one of the seven wards of Rome from classical Latin regiōn-, regiō + -ārius. With use as adjective compare earlier regional.

词汇	regionary
释义	Definition of regionary in English: regionary adjective ˈriːdʒən(ə)riˈriːdʒ(ə)n(ə)ri Regional; of or relating to a region, especially an ecclesiastical region; specifically (chiefly Roman History) of or relating to one of the regions into which ancient Rome was divided. noun ˈriːdʒən(ə)riˈriːdʒ(ə)n(ə)ri 1Historical. In the early church: a cleric or lay official attached to one of the ecclesiastical regions of Rome, especially one with responsibility for the secular affairs of the region. 2Roman History. Either of two 4th-cent. documents giving an account or description of the regions into which the city of Rome was divided. Origin Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Henry Hammond (1605–1660), Church of England clergyman and theologian. From post-classical Latin regionarius (of a deacon or subdeacon) that is at the head of one of the seven wards of Rome from classical Latin regiōn-, regiō + -ārius. With use as adjective compare earlier regional. Definition of regionary in US English: regionary adjective Regional; of or relating to a region, especially an ecclesiastical region; specifically (chiefly Roman History) of or relating to one of the regions into which ancient Rome was divided. noun 1Historical. In the early church: a cleric or lay official attached to one of the ecclesiastical regions of Rome, especially one with responsibility for the secular affairs of the region. 2Roman History. Either of two 4th-cent. documents giving an account or description of the regions into which the city of Rome was divided. Origin Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Henry Hammond (1605–1660), Church of England clergyman and theologian. From post-classical Latin regionarius (of a deacon or subdeacon) that is at the head of one of the seven wards of Rome from classical Latin regiōn-, regiō + -ārius. With use as adjective compare earlier regional.
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