tribunician, tribunitial (ti as sh), tribunitious

[Lat. tribunicius, tri bun it i us, from tribunus a tribune (q. v.).] Pertaining to, befitting, or characteristic of a tribune or tribunes. "O happy ages of our ancestors' Beneath the kings and tribunitial powers, One jail did all their criminals restrain." Dryden: Juvenal , iii. 490. trib-u-tar-i-ly, adv . [English tributary ; -ly .] In a tributary manner.