AEDILE


Meaning of AEDILE in English

noun

also edile ˈēˌdīl, -īəl

( -s )

Etymology: Latin aedilis, from aedes temple, plural building + -ilis -ile — more at edify

: an official in ancient Rome charged with policing the city, superintending public works and the grain supply, and providing for the public games

• ae·di·li·tian |ēd ə l|ishən, |ēˌdī|li- adjective

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