Home British & World English prosal

Definition of prosal in English:

prosal

adjective

rare

  • Relating to prose; composed in prose.

Origin

Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Robert Vilvain (d. 1663), physician and philanthropist. From post-classical Latin prosalis composed in prose from classical Latin prōsa + -ālis.

Pronunciation

prosal

/ˈprəʊzl/