Hibernal
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 239
hl-bcr'nal, adj. belonging to winter wintry Fr — L hibernal is—hiems, Gr. cheima, winter, Sans, /until, snow.] Hibernate, hl'ber-nat, V to Winter: to pa the wmtci m sleep or toipor. n. Hibema'tion, the state of torpor in whu h many animals pa the — u inter. |1, hiherno hibernatum luberna winter-quarters Hibernian, lu-berm-an, adj relating to Hibernia or Ireland — an Irish man [From L Hibernia Gr Ioiurnui, eland Hibemianism, hi-ber'm-an-izm, Hibernicism, liT-her’iii-sizm, an Irish idiom or peculiarity Hiccough, Hiccup, Hickup, hik'up, n. a sudden and involuntary kind of cough —v to have a cough of this kind \~prp. hiccoughing [hik'uping)./
Readham'da tam maddeyi gor →