suborbital, suborbitar

[Pref. sub-, and Eng. orbital, orbitar (q. v.).] Situate or being beneath the orbital cavity; infraorbital; as, the suborbital artery. *sub-or-dain', v . t . [Pref sub- , and Eng. ordain (q. v.).] To ordain to an inferior position. IMG:content-0490.png:[blocks in formation] "That pendent sub ordinance." More: Song of the Soul , pt. i., bk. ii., s. 12. 2. Subordinate places or offices collectively. "The sub ord i nancy of the government changing hands so often makes an unsteadine in the pursuits of the public interests."- Temple . pine, pit, sire, sir, marine; gō, pot, subordinary