aeriform

English

Etymology

From Latin aer (“air”) +‎ -form.

Adjective

aeriform

1. Pertaining to air.
2. Having a form similar to that of air.
3. Light, unsubstantial, or unstable.

Translations

pertaining to air

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having a form similar to that of air

• Portuguese: aeriforme
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light, unsubstantial, or unstable

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• Romanian: ^{(please verify)} aeriform (ro)
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Romanian

Etymology

From French aériforme.

Adjective

aeriform m or n (feminine singular aeriformă, masculine plural aeriformi, feminine and neuter plural aeriforme)

1. aeriform

Declension

Declension of aeriform

		singular			plural
		masculine	neuter	feminine	masculine	neuter	feminine
nominative/ accusative	indefinite	aeriform		aeriformă	aeriformi	aeriforme
	definite	aeriformul		aeriforma	aeriformii	aeriformele
genitive/ dative	indefinite	aeriform		aeriforme	aeriformi	aeriforme
	definite	aeriformului		aeriformei	aeriformilor	aeriformelor