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hodiernal

Syllabification: (ho·di·er·nal)

Pronunciation: /ˌhōdēˈərnl, ˌhädē-/

Definition of hodiernal

adjective

rare

of or relating to the present day.

Origin:

mid 17th century: from Latin hodiernus (from hodie 'today') + -al

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Definition of hodiernal in the British & World English dictionary

Nearby words

Hodge
hodgepodge
Hodgkin's disease
Hodgkin, Dorothy
Hodgkin, Sir Alan Lloyd
hodiernal
hodman
hodograph
hodoscope
hoe ¹
hoe ²

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leporine

/ ˈlɛpərʌɪn

adjective

of or resembling a hare or hares …

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