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campestral

[ kam-pes-truhl ]
/ kæmˈpɛs trəl /
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adjective

of or relating to fields or open country.

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Origin of campestral

1730–40; <Latin campestr(is) flat, equivalent to camp(us) field + -estris adj. suffix) + -al1

Words nearby campestral

campership, camper truck, camper van, Campese, campesino, campestral, camp fever, campfire, Camp Fire Boy, Camp Fire Girl, camp follower
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Words related to campestral

arcadian, bucolic, pastoral, rural, rustic

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British Dictionary definitions for campestral

campestral
/ (kæmˈpɛstrəl) /

adjective

of or relating to open fields or country

Word Origin for campestral

C18: from Latin campester, from campus field
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