Trĭb'ū-nĭ'cian or Trĭb'ū-nĭ'tial or Trĭb'ū-nĭ'tian, a.

adjective

(trĭb'yu-nĭsh'an), Trĭb'ū-nĭ'tial (trĭb'yu-nĭsh'al, Trĭb'ū-nĭ'tian (trĭb'yu-nĭsh'an), a. [Lat. tribunicius or tribunitius, Fr. tribunitien, Sp. tribunicio, It. tribunizio.]

Pertaining to tribunes; as, tribunician power or authority. “A kind of tribunician veto, forbidding that which is recognized to be wrong.” Hare.
Suiting a tribune,