regiment /rejˈ(i-)mənt/

1. A large permanent unit within an army, in the British Army usu containing approx 650 soldiers, commanded by a colonel
2. A large number (figurative)
3. Government (archaic)
4. Control (archaic)
5. Rule (archaic)
6. Regimen (archaic)
7. A region under government (archaic)

1. To form into a regiment or regiments
2. To systematize, classify
3. To organize
4. To subject to excessive control

regimental /-i-mentˈl/ adjective

Of a regiment

(in pl) the uniform of a regiment

regimentˈally adverb

regimentation /-i-men-tāˈshən/ noun

regimental sergeant-major see under sergeant

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