comital
adjective
com·i·tal
\ˈkämətəl\
Definition of comital
: of, belonging to, or befitting a count or earl
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Origin and Etymology of comital
Medieval Latin comitalis, from comit-, comes count (from Latin, companion, overseer, official) + -alis -al — more at comes
First Known Use: 1942
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