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Showing words for INDICTION using the English dictionary

9 Letter Words for Indiction

indiction

7 Letter Words for Indiction

diction, idiotic, indocin, inition, nicotin, tondini

6 Letter Words for Indiction

contin, diotic, dition, indico, indict, indoin, initio, nidiot, ticino

5 Letter Words for Indiction

conin, contd, dicot, dinic, dioti, idion, idiot, indic, indii, indin, inion, innit, iodic, iodin, ionic, nitid, niton, noint, nonic, oncin, ontic, tondi, tonic

4 Letter Words for Indiction

cion, cito, coin, coit, cond, coni, conn, cont, dict, dino, dint, dioc, doit, doni, dont, icod, icon, idic, indn, init, inti, into, nidi, nito, nodi, odic, odin, oint, otic, tidi, tinc, tind, tonn

3 Letter Words for Indiction

cid, cit, cod, con, cot, ctn, cto, din, dit, doc, don, dot, ido, iii, inc, ind, inn, int, ion, itd, nco, nid, nit, nod, non, not, oct, oii, oni, ont, otc, tic, tid, tin, toc, tod, toi, ton

Definitions for Indiction

[1] a proclamation made every 15 years in the later Roman Empire, fixing the valuation of property to be used as a basis for taxation.
[2] a tax based on such valuation.
[3] Also called cycle of indiction. the recurring fiscal period of 15 years in the Roman Empire, long used for dating ordinary events. Compare lustrum.
[4] a specified year in this period.
[5] the number indicating it.
[6] a recurring fiscal period of 15 years, often used as a unit for dating events
[7] a particular year in this period or the number assigned it
[8] (from the reign of Constantine the Great) a valuation of property made every 15 years as a basis for taxation the tax based on this valuation

Words nearby Indiction

indicial equation, indicium, indicolite, indict, indictable, indiction, indictment, indie, indienne, indies, indifference

Origin of Indiction

1350–1400; Middle English indiccio(u)n < Latin indictiōn- (stem of indictiō ) announcement, equivalent to indict(us ) past participle of indīcere to announce, proclaim + -iōn- -ion

Other words from Indiction

in·dic·tion·al , adjective

Word origin for Indiction

C14: from Latin indictiō declaration, announcement of a tax; see indite