Perennial (adj)
pe-ren-ee-al
perpetual; everlasting; continuing; recurrent.
Perennial, “perpetual, continuing,” comes from Latin perennis, “lasting the whole year through,” which is based on per, “through, by,” and -enn-, a combining form of annus, “year.”
Example sentences
“The garden was perennial, nothing required but some maintenance, then it just renewed every year.”
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