Definition of internuntius in English:

internuntius

(also internuncius)

noun ˌɪntəˈnʌn(t)ʃəsˌɪntəˈnʌnsɪəsˌɪntəˈnʌntɪəs

1A messenger or mediator between two parties; especially (in early use) an intermediary between God and mankind.
2Roman Catholic Church. A papal envoy to a foreign court or government; = internuncio. Now chiefly historical and rare.
3A diplomatic representative of a foreign government at the court of the Ottoman sultan; especially a representative of the Austrian Empire; = internuncio. Now historical and rare.

Origin

Mid 17th century. From classical Latin internuntius messenger, intermediary from inter- + nuntius.

Definition of internuntius in US English:

internuntius

(also internuncius)

noun

1A messenger or mediator between two parties; especially (in early use) an intermediary between God and mankind.
2Roman Catholic Church. A papal envoy to a foreign court or government; = internuncio. Now chiefly historical and rare.
3A diplomatic representative of a foreign government at the court of the Ottoman sultan; especially a representative of the Austrian Empire; = internuncio. Now historical and rare.

Origin

Mid 17th century. From classical Latin internuntius messenger, intermediary from inter- + nuntius.

单词	internuntius
释义	Definition of internuntius in English: internuntius (also internuncius) noun ˌɪntəˈnʌn(t)ʃəsˌɪntəˈnʌnsɪəsˌɪntəˈnʌntɪəs 1A messenger or mediator between two parties; especially (in early use) an intermediary between God and mankind. 2Roman Catholic Church. A papal envoy to a foreign court or government; = internuncio. Now chiefly historical and rare. 3A diplomatic representative of a foreign government at the court of the Ottoman sultan; especially a representative of the Austrian Empire; = internuncio. Now historical and rare. Origin Mid 17th century. From classical Latin internuntius messenger, intermediary from inter- + nuntius. Definition of internuntius in US English: internuntius (also internuncius) noun 1A messenger or mediator between two parties; especially (in early use) an intermediary between God and mankind. 2Roman Catholic Church. A papal envoy to a foreign court or government; = internuncio. Now chiefly historical and rare. 3A diplomatic representative of a foreign government at the court of the Ottoman sultan; especially a representative of the Austrian Empire; = internuncio. Now historical and rare. Origin Mid 17th century. From classical Latin internuntius messenger, intermediary from inter- + nuntius.
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