Estival/Aestival (adj)
est-i-val
Pertaining or relating to summer.
First recorded in Middle English between 1350–1400. From Late Latin aestīvālis, equivalent to Latin aestīv(us), “of or relating to summer”.
Example sentences
“The estival fruits were now ripe for the picking.”
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