binal

American

[bahyn-l] / ˈbaɪn l /

adjective

double; twofold.

binal British

/ ˈbaɪnəl /

adjective

twofold; double

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Etymology

Origin of binal

First recorded in 1650–60, binal is from the New Latin word bīnālis twin, double. See bin-, -al ¹

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