English
Etymology
From Latin obsidionalis, from obsidio ‘siege’, from obsidere.
Pronunciation
IPA|/əbˈsɪdɪənəl/
Adjective
en-adj
- Pertaining to a siege.
#:*1847: Nor was this strong geographical position her only bulwark; the capital itself in those unskilful days of obsidional tactics was deemed impregnable except through famine. — Henry Edward Napier, Florentine History (E Moxon 1847, p. 3)
Derived terms
obsidional coin
fr:obsidional
ru:obsidional
vi:obsidional
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