pertain to



pertain to someone or something

to relate to someone or something; to have something to do with someone or something. I don't think that anything discussed in this meeting pertained to me. It really doesn't pertain to the matter at hand.

pertain to something

(slightly formal)
to have a connection with something His organization wants to provide input to the county on issues pertaining to wildlife.

pertain to

v.
To be relevant to or concerned with something: In chemistry the word "basic" pertains to substances with a pH factor greater than 7.

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
EkİN-Turkish
BjÖRnBYUURN (Swedish, German), PYUURN (Icelandic)Swedish, Icelandic, German, Ancient Scandinavian
BabÜR-Turkish
Heracles-Greek Mythology (Latinized)
Mzia-Georgian
BazBAZEnglish (British)