Definition of datal in English:

datal

adjective ˈdeɪtl

1Especially of a clause in a charter: that contains, includes, or represents the date.
2Of, relating to, or according to date; chronological.

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Thomas D. Hardy (1804–1878), historian and archivist. From date + -al.

adjectiveˈdeɪtl

1Especially of a clause in a charter: that contains, includes, or represents the date.
2Of, relating to, or according to date; chronological.

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Thomas D. Hardy (1804–1878), historian and archivist. From date + -al.

单词	datal
释义	Definition of datal in English: datal adjective ˈdeɪtl 1Especially of a clause in a charter: that contains, includes, or represents the date. 2Of, relating to, or according to date; chronological. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Thomas D. Hardy (1804–1878), historian and archivist. From date + -al. Definition of datal in US English: datal adjectiveˈdeɪtl 1Especially of a clause in a charter: that contains, includes, or represents the date. 2Of, relating to, or according to date; chronological. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Thomas D. Hardy (1804–1878), historian and archivist. From date + -al.
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