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abundantial

abundantial adjective: expressing the idea of abundance.

Adjective

abundantial (not comparable)

  1. Expressing the idea of abundance.
    • To the line succeeded the creation of motion in the proportion of the number three, as is indicated by the name of the number in basque, i-r-u, which signifies literally of lineal movement abundance ; it is composed of the modulation i, before explained, of the note of motion r, and of the...1829, Juan Bautista de Erro y Azpiroz with George William Erving, The alphabet of the primitive language of Spain
    • The -udo type first became rare in prose; but as a qualifier (referring especially to persons), it maintained a certain vitality, probably supported by the (denominal) abundantial -udo adjectives (e.g., barbudo 'heavily bearded").1970, Emanuel S. Georges, Jerry Russell Craddock, Yakov Malkiel, Studies in Romance Nouns Extracted from Past Participles, →ISBN

Origin of abundantial

From abundant + -ial.

Questions about abundantial

What does abundantial mean?
Abundantial means expressing the idea of abundance.
What part of speech is abundantial?
Abundantial is an adjective.

Words near abundantial in the dictionary

  1. abundant number
  2. abundant numbers
  3. abundant year
  4. abundant years
  5. Abundantia
  6. abundantial
  7. abundantly
  8. abundaries
  9. abundary
  10. abundation
  11. abundaunce

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