pecunialt (pekunial)

[ pecunial pecunialis, pertaining to money, L. pecunia, wealth, property: see pecunie. Cf. pecuniary.] 1. Relating to money. It came into hys hed that the English men dyd litle pa e vpon the obseruacion and kepynge of penall lawes or pecuniall statutes. Hall , Hen. VII., an. 19. 2. Consisting of money; pecuniary; paid in money. If any persone wolde upon hem pleyne, Ther myghte asterte hym no pecunyal peyne. Chaucer, Friar's Tale, 1. 16. pecuniarily (pē-kūni-a-ri-li), adv . In a pecuniary manner; as regards money-matters. I was in moderate circumstances pecuniarily , though I was perhaps better furnished with le fleeting riches than many others. C. D. Warner, Backlog Studies, p. 80. pecuniary (pē-ku'ni-a-ri), a . [= F. pécuniaire = Pr . pecuniari = Sp. Pg. It. pecuniario , pecu niarius , also pecuniaris , pertaining to money, pecunia , money: see pecunie .] 1. Relating to money: as, pecuniary affairs or lo es. Their impostures delude not only unto pecuniary de. fraud a tions, but the irreparable deceit of death. Sir T. Browne . 4351 gogies; by or in accordance with the principles of pedagogies.