natesal

[Lat. nates =the buttocks; suff. Zool.: Belonging or relating to the buttocks; as, the natesal protuberances of some monkeys. * nā-ta-li-tial, * nā-ta-li-tious, * nā-ta-li-al.] cial (ti, ci as sh), a. [Lat. natal it i us , from na talis natal (q. v.).] 1. Pertaining to one's birth or birthday; consecrated to one's nativity. 2. Occurring or happening at one's birth. na-tal-ō-in, s . [Eng. Nat ( al ), and aloine .] Chem.: C34H38015. The aloin of Natal aloes. It crystallizes from hot alcohol in thin, bright yellow scales, sparingly soluble in water, benzol, chloro- form, and ether, and melts between 212° and 222. *nā-tals, s. pl . [NATAL.] The circumstances of a person's birth; one's nativity. "The ble ed natals of our heavenly king." Fitzgeffroy: Ble ed Birthday , p. 1.