Aestival

Pronunciation: /ˈɛs.tɪ.vəl/

Definitions of aestival

adjective relating to or occurring in summer

Example Sentences

A1 I love the warm weather of aestival season.

A2 During the aestival months, I enjoy spending time at the beach.

B1 The aestival atmosphere at the summer music festival was lively and fun.

B2 The aestival blooms in the garden added a vibrant touch to the outdoor space.

C1 The aestival climate of the Mediterranean region is perfect for a relaxing vacation.

C2 The aestival solstice marks the beginning of summer and the longest day of the year.

Examples of aestival in a Sentence

formal The aestival equinox marks the beginning of summer in the Northern Hemisphere.

informal I love taking aestival walks in the park during the summer.

slang Let's hit the beach for an aestival party this weekend!

figurative Her aestival personality always brings a sense of warmth and joy to any gathering.

Grammatical Forms of aestival

• plural: aestivals
• comparative: more aestival
• superlative: most aestival
• present tense: aestival
• future tense: will be aestival
• perfect tense: has been aestival
• continuous tense: is being aestival
• singular: aestival
• positive degree: aestival
• infinitive: to be aestival
• gerund: being aestival
• participle: aestivating

Origin and Evolution of aestival

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'aestival' originated from the Latin word 'aestivus', which means 'pertaining to summer'.

Evolution of the word: Over time, 'aestival' has retained its original meaning of 'related to summer' but is now used less frequently in modern English compared to its earlier usage.