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igneal

igneal adjective: fiery; of or pertaining to fire.

Adjective

igneal (comparative more igneal, superlative most igneal)

  1. (archaic) Fiery; of or pertaining to fire.

Forms of igneal

comparativemore igneal
superlativemost igneal

Origin of igneal

From Old French ignel, from Late Latin *ignealis, from Latin igneus (“fiery”), from ignis (“fire”).

Questions about igneal

What does igneal mean?
Igneal means fiery; of or pertaining to fire.
What part of speech is igneal?
Igneal is an adjective.

Words near igneal in the dictionary

  1. Ignatius bean
  2. Ignatius beans
  3. Ignatovich
  4. Ignaty
  5. ignavia
  6. igneal
  7. igneduct
  8. igneducts
  9. igneoaqueous
  10. igneous
  11. igneous rock

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