An archaic or variant form meaning relating to or having the qualities of ether; ethereal.
A less common variant of 'etheric,' formed by adding the suffix '-al' to 'ether,' creating a doubly-derived adjective. This form appears in older texts from the 17th-18th centuries.
This word is so old and rare that even most dictionaries skip it—it's like finding a fossil of English language history, showing how people tried different ways to describe the divine and immaterial.
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