Definition of pratal in English:

pratal

adjective ˈpreɪtl

Botany rare

In H. C. Watson's terminology: of or relating to a plant that grows in meadows or lush grassland.

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Hewett Watson (1804–1881), botanist and phrenologist. From classical Latin prātum a meadow, of uncertain origin + -al. Compare classical Latin prātālis used as pasture (in an inscription).

Definition of pratal in US English:

pratal

adjectiveˈpreɪtl

Botany rare

In H. C. Watson's terminology: of or relating to a plant that grows in meadows or lush grassland.

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Hewett Watson (1804–1881), botanist and phrenologist. From classical Latin prātum a meadow, of uncertain origin + -al. Compare classical Latin prātālis used as pasture (in an inscription).

单词	pratal
释义	Definition of pratal in English: pratal adjective ˈpreɪtl Botany rare In H. C. Watson's terminology: of or relating to a plant that grows in meadows or lush grassland. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Hewett Watson (1804–1881), botanist and phrenologist. From classical Latin prātum a meadow, of uncertain origin + -al. Compare classical Latin prātālis used as pasture (in an inscription). Definition of pratal in US English: pratal adjectiveˈpreɪtl Botany rare In H. C. Watson's terminology: of or relating to a plant that grows in meadows or lush grassland. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Hewett Watson (1804–1881), botanist and phrenologist. From classical Latin prātum a meadow, of uncertain origin + -al. Compare classical Latin prātālis used as pasture (in an inscription).
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