Definition of principiation in English:

principiation

noun ˌprɪnsɪpɪˈeɪʃn

A starting or beginning. (a) The action or process of starting or originating something; (b) an instance of this; a thing which begins or originates, specifically a prefix. Now historical.

Origin

Early 17th century (in an earlier sense). From post-classical Latin principiation-, principiatio origination, derivation from first principles from principiat-, past participial stem of principiare + classical Latin -iō. In specific use in sense 2(b) after post-classical Latin principiatio prefix.

Definition of principiation in US English:

principiation

nounˌprɪnsɪpɪˈeɪʃn

A starting or beginning. (a) The action or process of starting or originating something; (b) an instance of this; a thing which begins or originates, specifically a prefix. Now historical.

Origin

Early 17th century (in an earlier sense). From post-classical Latin principiation-, principiatio origination, derivation from first principles from principiat-, past participial stem of principiare + classical Latin -iō. In specific use in sense 2(b) after post-classical Latin principiatio prefix.

单词	principiation
释义	Definition of principiation in English: principiation noun ˌprɪnsɪpɪˈeɪʃn A starting or beginning. (a) The action or process of starting or originating something; (b) an instance of this; a thing which begins or originates, specifically a prefix. Now historical. Origin Early 17th century (in an earlier sense). From post-classical Latin principiation-, principiatio origination, derivation from first principles from principiat-, past participial stem of principiare + classical Latin -iō. In specific use in sense 2(b) after post-classical Latin principiatio prefix. Definition of principiation in US English: principiation nounˌprɪnsɪpɪˈeɪʃn A starting or beginning. (a) The action or process of starting or originating something; (b) an instance of this; a thing which begins or originates, specifically a prefix. Now historical. Origin Early 17th century (in an earlier sense). From post-classical Latin principiation-, principiatio origination, derivation from first principles from principiat-, past participial stem of principiare + classical Latin -iō. In specific use in sense 2(b) after post-classical Latin principiatio prefix.
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