diurnal in Latin
diurnal in Latin is diurnus — diurnal means taking place, or most active, during the day rather than at night.
diurnal in Latin
diurnus
Happening or occurring during daylight, or primarily active during that time.
What does "diurnal" mean?
- adj Taking place, or most active, during the day rather than at night.
- adj Describes a flower that opens or gives off scent in the daytime but not at night.
- adj Following a pattern that repeats once every 24 hours, such as a tide or body cycle.
- adj Happening every day.
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What is "diurnal" in Latin?
"diurnal" in Latin is diurnus. diurnal means: Taking place, or most active, during the day rather than at night.
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