Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
scribal
adjective
/ˈskraɪbəl/

Definition
Relating to a writer or writing, especially in the context of manuscripts or documents.

Examples
- The scribal errors in the manuscript made it difficult to comprehend the original text.
- In ancient times, scribal duties were held in high regard due to their importance in preserving literature.
- Her scribal skills enabled her to produce accurate copies of important historical documents.

Meaning
The term ‘scribal’ typically refers to anything associated with the act of writing, especially in historical or ancient contexts where scribes were responsible for copying texts and documents.

Synonyms
- written
- manuscript
- scriptural