Relating to, resembling, or of the nature of a cavern; cavernous in character.
From Latin 'caverna' (cave, cavern) plus '-al' (relating to); directly translates to 'relating to caverns.'
Medieval writers used 'cavernal' to describe both physical caves and the 'cavernal darkness' of human despair—showing how natural features became metaphors for emotion.
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