estival

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From Latin aestivalis.

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estival (comparative more estival, superlative most estival)

  1. Of or relating to summer.
  2. Coming forth in the summer.

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  • summer (used only before the noun)

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From Latin aestivalis.

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estival m. (f. estivale, m. plural estivaux, f. plural estivales)

  1. estival, summery

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From Latin aestivālis "relating to the summer", from aestīvus "of the summer", from aestus "heat".

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  • IPA: /es.ti.ˈβal/

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estival m. and f. (plural estivales)

  1. estival
  2. summery

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