Definition of nemoral
:of, relating to, or inhabiting a wood or grove
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ˈnem(ə)rəl
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Origin and Etymology of nemoral
Latin nemoralis, from nemor-, nemus wood, grove + -alis -al; akin to Greek nemos wooded pasture, glade, Sanskrit namas obeisance, namati he bends, bows
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