anual

Etymology

Borrowed from Late Latin annualis, annualem, from Latin annus.

Adjective

anual (epicene, plural anuales)

1. annual

Etymology

Borrowed from Late Latin annualis, annualem, from Latin annus.

Adjective

anual (masculine and feminine plural anuals)

1. Annual.
   • 1886, Antoni Careta y Vidal, Barbrismes y vulgarismes que malmeten la llengua catalana, p. 5

     Anual.—Anyal.

Etymology

Borrowed from Late Latin annualis, annualem, from Latin annus.

Adjective

anual m, f (plural anuais)

1. annual

Etymology

Borrowed from Late Latin annualis, annualem, from Latin annus.

Pronunciation

• (Portugal) IPA^(key): /ɐ.nu.ˈaɫ/, /ɐ.ˈnwaɫ/
• (Brazil) IPA^(key): /a.nu.aw/
• Hyphenation: a‧nu‧al

Adjective

anual m, f (plural anuais, not comparable)

1. Occurring at intervals of one year; annual; yearly.

Etymology

Borrowed from French annuel and Latin annuālis.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /a.nuˈal/

Adjective

anual m, n (feminine singular anuală, masculine plural anuali, feminine and neuter plural anuale)

1. annual (happening once a year)

Etymology

Borrowed from Late Latin annualis, annualem, from Latin annus.

Adjective

anual (plural anuales)

1. yearly, annual