impérial
adjectivecommon noun
Syllable Decomposition
impérialfrom Latin imperialis (of the same meaning) derived from imperium. The plural impériaux was mainly used at first to designate the soldiers of the Holy Roman Emperor and, in the 16th century, the soldiers of Charles V. Its use as an adjective dates back to this period.
Definitions
Translations
english:imperial
greek:αυτοκρατορικός
italian:imperiale
dutch:keizerlijk
See also
empire (cn.) anti-impérialiste (adj.) anti-impérialiste (cn.) impérialisme (cn.) impérialiste (cn.) impérialiste (adj.) impériales (adj.) impériales (cn.) impériaux (adj.)