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bibliothecal

/ˌbɪbliəˈθiːkəl/

bibliothecal adjective: belonging or pertaining to a library.

Adjective

bibliothecal (not comparable)

  1. Belonging or pertaining to a library.
    • These, and a World of Controversies more / Serve to enlarge the bibliothecal Store.a. 1763, John Byrom, On Church Communion

Synonyms of bibliothecal

Origin of bibliothecal

From Latin bibliothēcālis. See bibliotheque.

Questions about bibliothecal

What does bibliothecal mean?
Bibliothecal means belonging or pertaining to a library.
What part of speech is bibliothecal?
Bibliothecal is an adjective.
How do you pronounce bibliothecal?
Bibliothecal is pronounced /ˌbɪbliəˈθiːkəl/.

Words near bibliothecal in the dictionary

  1. bibliotaphists
  2. bibliotaphs
  3. bibliothec
  4. bibliotheca
  5. bibliothecae
  6. bibliothecal
  7. bibliothecarial
  8. bibliothecarian
  9. bibliothecarians
  10. bibliothecaries
  11. bibliothecary

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