lumbral
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Spanish
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Etymology
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Noun
1.3
Further reading
Spanish
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Etymology
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From
Latin
līmināris
.
Doublet
of
liminar
.
Noun
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lumbral
m
(
plural
lumbrales
)
Obsolete
spelling of
umbral
.
Further reading
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“
lumbral
”, in
Diccionario de la lengua española
, Vigésima tercera edición
, Real Academia Española,
2014
Categories
:
Spanish terms derived from Latin
Spanish doublets
Spanish lemmas
Spanish nouns
Spanish countable nouns
Spanish masculine nouns
Spanish obsolete forms
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