thingal

From thing +‎ -al.

thingal (comparative more thingal, superlative most thingal)

1. (rare) Belonging or pertaining to a thing or things; real.
   • 1856, James Hinton, Selections from manuscripts: Volume 2:

     [...] we apply thingal subjective conceptions. Our perceptions have a negation in them, they have not Being enough; to know the fact we must study by appropriate means, we must lay aside all these thingal idols of the mind; [...]

   • 1884, George Croom Robertson, Mind Association, George Frederick Stout, Mind: Volume 9:

     Indeed he possessed no true aesthetic feeling at all; there is probably not a single word in all that he wrote which indicates any sense of what he would probably call "thingal beauty".

• thing
• thingly

• Althing, alnight, halting, lathing