scribal

[skrahy-buhl]

scribal Definition

  • 1of or relating to a scribe or the act of writing
  • 2characteristic of the work or style of a scribe

Using scribal: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "scribal" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The scribal tradition has been passed down through generations.

  • Example

    The manuscript's scribal errors were corrected by the editor.

  • Example

    The document was written in a scribal hand.

scribal Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for scribal

Phrases with scribal

  • the culture and practices of ancient scribes

    Example

    The study of scribal culture is important for understanding the development of writing systems.

  • the practices and techniques of writing that have been passed down through generations of scribes

    Example

    The scribal tradition of illuminated manuscripts was highly valued in medieval Europe.

  • a mistake made by a scribe while copying a text

    Example

    The scribe's scribal error changed the meaning of the sentence.

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Summary: scribal in Brief

'Scribal' [skrahy-buhl] is an adjective that describes something related to a scribe or the act of writing. It can refer to the work or style of a scribe, as in 'The manuscript's scribal errors were corrected by the editor.' 'Scribal' also extends into phrases like 'scribal culture,' which refers to the practices of ancient scribes, and 'scribal error,' which denotes a mistake made by a scribe while copying a text.