subnotation
noun
sub·no·ta·tion
¦səbˌnōˈtāshən
: a written answer to an inquiry addressed by a private citizen upon some matter of law or policy to an emperor, sovereign, or pope
Word History
Etymology
Late Latin subnotation-, subnotatio act of signing underneath, from Latin subnotatus (past participle of subnotare to mark underneath, from sub- + notare to mark, sign, note) + -ion-, -io -ion
- domicil
- domicilable
- domicile
- domicile of choice
- domicile of origin
- domiciled
- domiciles
- domiciliaries
- domiciliary
- domiciliary visit
- domiciliate
- domiciliated
- domiciliates
- domiciliating
- domiciliation
- domiciliations
- domiciling
- domicils
- domify
- domina
- domina litis
- dominae
- dominae litis
- dominance
- dominances