aéreo, -a, aërial, of (or pertaining to) the air.

Through his mother Matilda he claimed all rights and honours that pertained to the Norman dukes.

To Louis Napoleon pertains this glory, which is the summit of his shame.

Señor, m., Lord, God. señor, m., lord, gentleman, nobleman, man, knight, sir; pues, sí , yes sir-ee, yes indeed sir. señora, f., lady, madam, mistress; Nuestra Señora, Our Lady (appellation of the Virgin Mary). señorial, seigniorial; of (or pertaining to) the lord of a manor. señorío, m., seigniory, domains, dominion.

comarcano, -a, neighboring, of (or pertaining to) the neighborhood.

It was contended for the nephew by Mr. Wight, that the question was now virtually settled, insomuch that the court was not bound to solve riddles, but to find to whom pertained a certain right of inheritance.

The following is extracted from a recent American (private) letter: Hudson, who is a general dealer, purchased a cottage, to which pertained amongst other furniture a sty.

Most of his questioning pertained to the I.W.W. And even excited whispering by her father and Jake had no power to interest her.