Definition of custos sigilli in English:

custos sigilli

noun ˌkʌstɒs sɪˈɡɪliˌkʌstɒs sɪˈdʒɪlʌɪ

rare, historical

In England: (the title of) an officer of state having custody of the Great Seal; = "(Lord) Keeper of the Great Seal".

Origin

Late 16th century. Shortened from post-classical Latin custos sigilli regis keeper of the king's seal from classical Latin custos + sigillī, genitive of sigillum + rēgis, genitive of rēx.

Definition of custos sigilli in US English:

custos sigilli

noun

rare, historical

In England: (the title of) an officer of state having custody of the Great Seal; = "(Lord) Keeper of the Great Seal".

Origin

Late 16th century. Shortened from post-classical Latin custos sigilli regis keeper of the king's seal from classical Latin custos + sigillī, genitive of sigillum + rēgis, genitive of rēx.

词汇	custos sigilli
释义	Definition of custos sigilli in English: custos sigilli noun ˌkʌstɒs sɪˈɡɪliˌkʌstɒs sɪˈdʒɪlʌɪ rare, historical In England: (the title of) an officer of state having custody of the Great Seal; = "(Lord) Keeper of the Great Seal". Origin Late 16th century. Shortened from post-classical Latin custos sigilli regis keeper of the king's seal from classical Latin custos + sigillī, genitive of sigillum + rēgis, genitive of rēx. Definition of custos sigilli in US English: custos sigilli noun rare, historical In England: (the title of) an officer of state having custody of the Great Seal; = "(Lord) Keeper of the Great Seal". Origin Late 16th century. Shortened from post-classical Latin custos sigilli regis keeper of the king's seal from classical Latin custos + sigillī, genitive of sigillum + rēgis, genitive of rēx.
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