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† ˈmuneral, a. Obs. [ad. late L. mūnerālis (recorded in the sense ‘relating to presents’), f. mūner-, mūnus present, gift, also office, official duty.] Pertaining to office or duty.1606 Bp. W. Barlow Serm. 21 Sept. C, As if the calling Episcopall were a Numeral, not a Munerall function. 1625 T. Adam...
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munific
† muˈnific, a. Obs. [a. L. mūnific-us, f. mūn-us gift: see muneral and -fic.] = munificent. So † muniˈfical a.1603 Knolles Hist. Turks (1621) 931 With trumpets, drums, peales of ordinance, and all other signes of munificall and joyfull entertainment. 1656 Blount Glossogr., Munifical, (munificus), bo...
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municipal
municipal, a. and n. (mjuːˈnɪsɪpəl) Also α. 6 municipale, 6–7 municipall, municiple; β. 7 municipial(l. [a. L. mūnicipālis, f. mūnicip-, mūniceps member of a municipium, f. mūni-a pl., civic offices (cogn. w. mūner-, mūnus: see muneral) + root of capĕre to take. Cf. F., Sp., Pg. municipal, It. muniz...
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