solstitial

adj
/sɒlˈstɪʃ.əl/

Etymology

From Latin sōlstitiālis.

  1. borrowed from sōlstitiālis

Definitions

  1. Pertaining to a solstice.

    • a solstitial point
  2. Occurring on a solstice.

    • […] the moment of his birth, the solstitial moon is to be full, […]
    • These two stages of the descriptive and the solstitial moon series were long ago passed through in southern Mexico and a need felt for a more precise time reckoning.
    • The same solstitial event occurs for the dry season, when Paritzika gains sight from the sun ray that filters through the nierika in the center of his tepari. The daily path of the sun is also charted inside the temple.

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