aestivalis

aestīvālis, e, adj., = aestivus,

• pertaining to summer, summer-like: circulus, i.e. the tropic of Cancer, Hyg. Astr. 3, 24.

aestīvālis, e (aestivus), sommerlich, Sommer-, circulus (cancri), Hygin. astr. 3, 24: castra, Hyg. de munit. castr. § 45 u. 48: thermae, Corp. inscr. Lat. 10, 5348: potio, Pelagon. veterin. 28. – subst., aestīvālia, ium, n., die Sommerkleidung, übtr. = die Feierkleider (Ggstz. vestis viduitatis), Zeno 2. tract. 14, 1 u. 4.

aestivalis , of (occurring in) summer. b (of migrant birds). c (? w. ref. to May-day king). d for use in summer (v. et. stivale). s959 in festo S. Martini ~is Diceto Chr. 148; s1097 die solstitii ~is ‥ imperatori se dedidere W. Malm. GR IV 357; s1241 imminente tempore ~i Flor. Hist. II 246; s1257 continuitas pluviarum ~ium et autumnalium Oxnead Chr. 215; ne ‥ contingeret intemperies hiemalis in signis ~ibus Bracton 359b (cf. BNB III 301); 1315 navium ‥ in instanti seisona ~i profecturarum RScot 138a; summa operum yemalium cccxx; summa operum ~ium c FormMan 27; 1330 xl salmones de capcione ~i ExchScot 365 (cf. ib. 306: de capcione †estuali); 1345 de pastura ~i super montanam vendita Comp. Swith. 146.  b meruli minuti et ~es hobeli Gir. TH I 12.  c cui [Roberto Bruz] illa: “estimo quod rex ~is sis; forsitan hyemalis non eris” Flor. Hist. III 130.  d ad habitacula vernalia et †aestualia [? l. ~ia] V. Cuthb. I 6; † a1087 homines de Walda debent unam domum ~em quod Anglice dicitur sumerhus, invenire Cart. Bilsington 15n; abbas [Willelmus, ob. 1367] ‥ fecit aulam ~em Chr. Evesham 296; ista sunt inordinata claustralibus ‥ viz.: culcita, ‥ coperlectile, tunica ~is Cust. Cant. 362; 1356 in una supertunica ~i Ac. Durh. 22; c1390 simul cum veste sua ~i et yemali Mem. York I 43; 1396 omeliarium unum ~e et aliud omeliarium yemale (Invent.) Meaux III lxxxiv; c1457 custodes cistarum ~ium MunAcOx 746.

æstīvālis, e, comme æstivus : Hyg. Astr. 3, 24.