Meanings
adjectiveinterfulgent (comparative more interfulgent, superlative most interfulgent)
comparative more interfulgent · superlative most interfulgent
- rareShining between, through, or among.
The window at each gable end stood open; into one fell the silvery splendor of the moon; the other was dusky with shadows, though beyond he caught the interfulgent rays among the sycamore leaves.
1891, Mary Noailles Murfree, In the "Stranger People's" Country, Nebraska, published 2005, page 28
Origin
- Latininterfulgentem
- Englishinterfulgent
From Latin interfulgentem.
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