Supernal: meaning, definitions and examples
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supernal
[ suˈpɜrnəl ]
heavenly realm
Supernal refers to something that is heavenly or celestial in nature. It is often used to describe things that are above the ordinary, invoking a sense of the divine or extraordinary.
Synonyms
celestial, divine, ethereal, heavenly.
Examples of usage
- The supernal beauty of the night sky inspired countless poets.
- In mythology, supernal beings often govern the heavens.
- Her voice had a supernal quality that captivated everyone.
- They sought supernal truths beyond the physical world.
Translations
Translations of the word "supernal" in other languages:
🇵🇹 supernal
- celestial
- divino
🇮🇳 सुपरनल
- दिव्य
- आकाशीय
🇩🇪 überirdisch
- himmlisch
- göttlich
🇮🇩 supernal
- surgawi
- ilahi
🇺🇦 супернальний
- небесний
- божественний
🇵🇱 supernalny
- niebiański
- boski
🇯🇵 超自然の
- 天上的な
- 神聖な
🇫🇷 surnaturel
- céleste
- divin
🇪🇸 supernal
- celestial
- divino
🇹🇷 üstün
- ilahi
- göksel
🇰🇷 초자연의
- 천상의
- 신성한
🇸🇦 فائق
- سماوي
- إلهي
🇨🇿 nadzemní
- nebeský
- božský
🇸🇰 nadzemský
- nebeský
- božský
🇨🇳 超自然的
- 天上的
- 神圣的
🇸🇮 nadzemeljski
- nebeški
- božanski
🇮🇸 ofarðlegur
- himneskur
- guðlegur
🇰🇿 аспандық
- божестволық
- жоғары
🇬🇪 უწვდომელი
- heavenly
- ღვთიური
🇦🇿 yuxarı
- göylü
- ilahi
🇲🇽 supernal
- celestial
- divino
Etymology
The word 'supernal' comes from the Latin 'supernalis', which is derived from 'super' meaning 'above' or 'over'. It has been used in English since the 14th century, primarily to describe something that is of a higher or heavenly nature. The term has often found its place in literature and philosophy, representing concepts that transcend the earthly realm. Influences from various religious texts have also contributed to its usage, as it frequently appears when discussing divine beings or celestial spheres. Over time, the application of 'supernal' has expanded to encompass various contexts where beauty or excellence rises above the commonplace, illustrating a language evolution that intertwines both literal and metaphorical meanings.