English
registerial
From register + -ial.
Formed from register + -ial
Proto-Italic *gesō ‘to carry’
Latin gerō ‘to carry, bear’
Latin regerō ‘to carry back; to record’
Late Latin regesta ‘list, items recorded’
Medieval Latin registrum ‘a register’
English register
Today it means
adj Relating to the register of language.
Sources
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Etymograph / registerial