ALL meanings of curia
cu·ri·a
C c - noun curia the papal court and government of the Roman Catholic Church 3
- noun curia any of the ten subdivisions of the Latin, Sabine, or Etruscan tribes 3
- noun curia a meeting place of such a subdivision 3
- noun curia the senate house of Rome 3
- noun curia the senate of an Italian town under Roman administration 3
- noun curia (in the Middle Ages) a court held in the king's name 3
- noun curia in ancient Rome, 3
- noun curia any of the ten political subdivisions into which the Latin, Sabine, and Etruscan tribes were each divided 3
- noun curia its meeting place 3
- noun curia the senate house at Rome 3
- noun curia a medieval judicial council or court held in the king's name 3
- noun curia the administrative body of the Roman Catholic Church, consisting of various departments, courts, officials, etc., functioning under the authority of the pope 3
- noun plural curia one of the political subdivisions of each of the three tribes of ancient Rome. 1
- noun plural curia the building in which such a division or group met, as for worship or public deliberation. 1
- noun plural curia the senate house in ancient Rome. 1
- noun plural curia the senate of an ancient Italian town. 1
- noun plural curia (sometimes initial capital letter) Curia Romana. 1
- noun plural curia the papal court. 1
- noun plural curia the administrative aides of a bishop. 1
- noun curia ancient Roman division 1
- noun curia (historical) Any of the subdivisions of a tribe in ancient Rome. 1
- noun curia (historical) The Roman senate during the republic. 0
- noun curia (historical) Any of several medieval councils or courts of justice. 0