Relating to or characteristic of clients or the state of being a client.
From 'client' (Latin 'cliens') + '-al' (adjective-forming suffix). This rare scholarly term maintains the Latin adjectival form to describe client-related matters.
You'll almost never hear 'cliental' in modern conversation—it's locked away in historical and legal texts as a formal adjective—but it shows how English preserves Latinate grammar rules in specialized academic writing.
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