invernal

wintry

adjective een-behr-NAHL Rare

Origin: From Latin hibernalis, from hiems (winter).

Also means

winter

Usage Note

Invernal is a formal adjective meaning 'of or relating to winter' (paisaje invernal = winter landscape, temperatura invernal = wintry temperature). It is literary or journalistic; everyday speech uses de invierno (ropa de invierno = winter clothes). Note that the seed entry has an infinitive field set, which is incorrect for an adjective; invernal has no infinitive.

Examples

"El paisaje invernal era hermoso."

Natural Translation

The wintry landscape was beautiful.

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