| 释义 |
▪ I. casal, a.|ˈkeɪsəl|
[f. case + -al1.]
Of or belonging to grammatical case.
1834J. M. McCulloch Eng. Gram. 57 note, The casal termination of the Saxon possessive.
▪ II. ‖ casal, casale
[It. casale, f. casa house.]
A hamlet (in Italy, Malta).
1506Sir R. Guylforde Pilgr. (1851) 56 We landed..and wente to suche casales as we founde, and refresshed us. 1810Coleridge Friend (1818) III. 321 A venerable old man, belonging to one of the distant casals. 1834F. F. Head Bubbles of Brunnen 190 People who had come from the most remote casals [in Malta] to see the execution. |