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Etymological fun: both "mistral" and "magistral" mean "masterly." Mistral comes from Occitan for masterly, although today as far as I know it's only used in En
by CobrastanJorji 1y ago
Etymological fun: both "mistral" and "magistral" mean "masterly."
Mistral comes from Occitan for masterly, although today as far as I know it's only used in English when talking about mediterranean winds.
Magistral is just the adjective form of "magister," so "like a master."
If you want to make a few bucks, maybe look up some more obscure synonyms for masterly and pick up the domain names.
- snakeboy 1y ago> as far as I know it's only used in English when talking about mediterranean winds. It's a French company, and "mistral" has this usage in French as well. Also, "magistral" is just the french translation of "masterful".