Množina: provincias

In ancient Rome, region of authority of a magistrate holding power in Italy or elsewhere. In the republic, provinces were determined by the senate for the consuls and praetors. Under the empire, they were divided into senatorial and imperial; for the latter the emperor himself made the appointments. Additions to the provinces of the Roman empire effectively stopped after Trajan died AD 117.

ETYM Latin provincialis: cf. French provincial. Related to Province, Provencal.
1. Characteristic of the provinces or their people.
2. Of or associated with a province.

Množina: provincials

1. A person belonging to, or coming from, a province; one who is provincial.
2. One who has provincial or narrow-minded ideas.

Množina: provincial capitals

The capital city of a province.

Množina: provincial cities

Množina: provincialisms

ETYM Cf. French provincialisme.
1. A dialectal or local word, phrase, or idiom.
2. The quality or state of being provincial.
3. A lack of sophistication.

Množina: provincialists

A native or inhabitant of a province

Množina: provincialities

1. Provincialism
2. An act or instance of provincialism

To make provincial

By the province; through the province.

provincially