aestivo-autumnal
/ˌiːstɪvəʊɔːˈtʌmn(ə)l/ /iːˌstʌɪvəʊɔːˈtʌmn(ə)l/ /ˌɛstɪvəʊɔːˈtʌmn(ə)l/(also estivo-autumnal) Medicine. Now chiefly historical
adjective
Designating falciparum malaria, which occurs most commonly in late summer and autumn in temperate regions.
Origin
Late 19th century. From aestive + -o- + autumnal, after Italian estivo-autunnale.
- well-sized
- well-skilled
- well smack
- well-soled
- well-sorted
- well-sounding
- well-spaced
- well-speaking
- well spent
- well-spiced
- well spoken
- well-spoken-of
- well-spread
- wellspring
- well-squared
- well-stacked
- well-stained
- well staircase
- well stairway
- well-starred
- well-steeled
- well-steered
- well stocked
- well-stomached
- well-stopped