Definition of plenar in English:

plenar

adjective ˈpliːnə

Generally. Complete, entire, absolute; = "plenary". Now rare.

Origin

Middle English (in an earlier sense). From Anglo-Norman plener, plenier, pleiner, plainer, planier, etc., and Old French, Middle French plenier (French plénier) full, absolute, consisting of the full number of members (in cort pleniere) from post-classical Latin plenarius complete; compare -ar. Compare post-classical Latin plenaris complete, Old Occitan plenier, Catalan plener, Spanish †llenero, †plenero.

Definition of plenar in US English:

plenar

adjectiveˈpliːnə

Generally. Complete, entire, absolute; = "plenary". Now rare.

Origin

Middle English (in an earlier sense). From Anglo-Norman plener, plenier, pleiner, plainer, planier, etc., and Old French, Middle French plenier (French plénier) full, absolute, consisting of the full number of members (in cort pleniere) from post-classical Latin plenarius complete; compare -ar. Compare post-classical Latin plenaris complete, Old Occitan plenier, Catalan plener, Spanish † llenero, † plenero.

词汇	plenar
释义	Definition of plenar in English: plenar adjective ˈpliːnə Generally. Complete, entire, absolute; = "plenary". Now rare. Origin Middle English (in an earlier sense). From Anglo-Norman plener, plenier, pleiner, plainer, planier, etc., and Old French, Middle French plenier (French plénier) full, absolute, consisting of the full number of members (in cort pleniere) from post-classical Latin plenarius complete; compare -ar. Compare post-classical Latin plenaris complete, Old Occitan plenier, Catalan plener, Spanish †llenero, †plenero. Definition of plenar in US English: plenar adjectiveˈpliːnə Generally. Complete, entire, absolute; = "plenary". Now rare. Origin Middle English (in an earlier sense). From Anglo-Norman plener, plenier, pleiner, plainer, planier, etc., and Old French, Middle French plenier (French plénier) full, absolute, consisting of the full number of members (in cort pleniere) from post-classical Latin plenarius complete; compare -ar. Compare post-classical Latin plenaris complete, Old Occitan plenier, Catalan plener, Spanish † llenero, † plenero.
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