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[Ute Indian.] Native of western North America. IMG:content-1166.png:[blocks in formation] Chem.: [ROCHELLE-SALT, SODIO-POTASSIC TARTRATE.] seigneurial (as sēn-yô-ri-al), adj. [English seignior; -ial. ] 1. Pertaining to the lord of a manor; manorial. 2. Vested with large powers; independent. seignior, *seignour (as sēn-yer) s. [O. Fr. seigneur , from Latin seniorem , acc us. of senior = elder, hence, an elder, a lord; Sp. señor; Port. senhor: Ital. signore .] [SENIOR.] 1. Ord. Lang.: In the south of Europe a title of honor; signior. 2. Feudal Law : A lord of a fee or manor. (1) Grand seignior : [GRAND-SEIGNIOR.] (2) Seignior in gro : A lord without a manor, simply enjoying superiority and services.