Definition of altumal in English:

altumal

adjective ˈaltjʊmlˈɔːltjʊml

slang, rare, archaic

Of or relating to sailors or the sea; nautical.

Origin

Early 18th century; earliest use found in Medleys. Perhaps (i) irregularly from classical Latin altum the deep, the sea, use as noun of neuter of altus high, deep + -al;.

Definition of altumal in US English:

altumal

adjective

slang, rare, archaic

Of or relating to sailors or the sea; nautical.

Origin

Early 18th century; earliest use found in Medleys. Perhaps (i) irregularly from classical Latin altum the deep, the sea, use as noun of neuter of altus high, deep + -al;.

单词	altumal
释义	Definition of altumal in English: altumal adjective ˈaltjʊmlˈɔːltjʊml slang, rare, archaic Of or relating to sailors or the sea; nautical. Origin Early 18th century; earliest use found in Medleys. Perhaps (i) irregularly from classical Latin altum the deep, the sea, use as noun of neuter of altus high, deep + -al;. Definition of altumal in US English: altumal adjective slang, rare, archaic Of or relating to sailors or the sea; nautical. Origin Early 18th century; earliest use found in Medleys. Perhaps (i) irregularly from classical Latin altum the deep, the sea, use as noun of neuter of altus high, deep + -al;.
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