Primeval ( adjective , noun )

(As an adjective)

Primeval ( adjective )

Existing or occurring at the beginning of time; primeval forests.

Origin:

Late middle english (in the sense 'existing from the beginning of time'): from old french primeveal, from latin prīmāvus, from prīmus 'first' + āvus 'ancestor'.

Examples:

1. The primeval forest was vast and awe-inspiring.
2. The landscape was dotted with primeval trees.
3. The primeval ocean was teeming with strange and mysterious creatures.
4. The primeval tradition of storytelling was passed down from generation to generation.
5. The primeval origins of humanity continue to fascinate scientists and researchers.

(As a noun)

Primeval ( noun )

Existing or occurring at the beginning of time; primeval forests.

Origin:

Late middle english (in the sense 'existing from the beginning of time'): from old french primeveal, from latin prīmāvus, from prīmus 'first' + āvus 'ancestor'.

Examples:

1. The primeval forest was vast and awe-inspiring.
2. The landscape was dotted with primeval trees.
3. The primeval ocean was teeming with strange and mysterious creatures.
4. The primeval tradition of storytelling was passed down from generation to generation.
5. The primeval origins of humanity continue to fascinate scientists and researchers.