Relating to or characteristic of a blacksmith's workshop or ironworking; having the nature of craftsmanship.
From Latin fabrīlis (of a craftsman), related to faber (smith, craftsman). Extremely rare in modern English.
This forgotten adjective comes from the Latin for 'blacksmith,' revealing that the Romans had one word for all skilled craftspeople, whether with metal, wood, or clay.
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