fibular
- adjective
- /ˈfɪbjələr/
- Specialized
- A fibular clasp was used to fasten the cloak in the Roman exhibit.
Examples
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The fibular brooch was discovered at the archaeological site.
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She admired the intricate design of the fibular jewelry on display at the museum.
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The archaeologist found a fibular artifact among the ruins of the ancient settlement.
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She wore a beautiful fibular clasp on her dress.
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The archaeologist found a fibular artifact among the ruins of the ancient settlement.
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A fibular clasp was used to fasten the cloak in the Roman exhibit.
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He displayed a fibular brooch that was popular in ancient cultures.
Compounds
Surface Forms
Morphology
fibular = fibula (transparent) = fibula + ar
Formed by the productive adjectival suffix '-ar' from the noun 'fibula', so the relation is direct.
Etymology
Fibular comes from the Latin fibula, which meant 'brooch' or 'clasp' used to fasten clothes like a pin. So fibular can mean 'relating to a brooch or clasp'.