vernalis

vernālis, e, adj. [ver],

• of or belonging to spring, vernal: horae, Manil. 3, 258: facies terrae, Aug. Civ. Dei, 7, 25.

1. vērnālis, e (ver), zum Frühling gehörig, Frühlings-, aequinoctium, Suet. fr. 123. p. 176, 7 Reiff. Serv. Verg. georg. 1, 100: horae, Frühlingsstunden, Manil. 3, 258: flores, Boëth. cons. phil. 3, 8: facies terrae, Augustin. de civ. dei 7, 25: vernalis caespitis vilitas, Chrysol. serm. 25. Vgl. Not. Tir. 69, 15.

2. vernālis, e (verna) = οἰκοτριβικός, dem Haussklaven eigen, Onomast. vet.

vernalis [CL], of or pertaining to spring (the season), (also) of the nature of spring (also fig.). viij ergo kal. Aprilis id est aequinoctium ~em [sic] Theod. Laterc. 2; per aequinoctium ~e (Lit. Ceolfridi) Bede HE V 21 p. 338; ad habitacula ~ia et aestualia V. Cuthb. I 6; 801 cuculum, ~em avem, vestre direxi sanctitati Alcuin Ep. 226; redeunte ~i tam tempore quam temperie Gir. TH I 21; esto vernalis subjectis, non hyemalis D. Bec. 1839; 1242 in precariis ‥ ~ibus carrucarum Pipe 141; ~i calore Bart. Angl. IV 1; solem jubet hibernum currere / et vernalem ad alta surgere J. Howd. Ph. 871; omnis honor temporalis / cito tanquam flos vernalis / disparere cernitur Walt. Wimb. Van. 2.

vernālis, e (vernus), relatif au printemps, printanier : Manil. 3, 258 ; v. vernilis.

vernalis , e. adj.
春天者。奴者。

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