Definition of plainant in English:

plainant

adjective ˈpleɪnənt

Law rare

That plains; (Law) = "complainant"rare.

Origin

Late Middle English (in an earlier sense). From Middle French plaignant someone who brings a complaint in court, use as noun of present participle of plaindre. With use as adjective compare earlier plainand.

Definition of plainant in US English:

plainant

adjectiveˈpleɪnənt

Law rare

That plains; (Law) = "complainant"rare.

Origin

Late Middle English (in an earlier sense). From Middle French plaignant someone who brings a complaint in court, use as noun of present participle of plaindre. With use as adjective compare earlier plainand.

单词	plainant
释义	Definition of plainant in English: plainant adjective ˈpleɪnənt Law rare That plains; (Law) = "complainant"rare. Origin Late Middle English (in an earlier sense). From Middle French plaignant someone who brings a complaint in court, use as noun of present participle of plaindre. With use as adjective compare earlier plainand. Definition of plainant in US English: plainant adjectiveˈpleɪnənt Law rare That plains; (Law) = "complainant"rare. Origin Late Middle English (in an earlier sense). From Middle French plaignant someone who brings a complaint in court, use as noun of present participle of plaindre. With use as adjective compare earlier plainand.
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