derived from Latin tempor- (“time”). temporaneous (comparative more temporaneous, superlative most temporaneous) (obsolete) temporary 1681, Henry Hallywell...
From temporaneous + -ness. temporaneousness (uncountable) The quality of being temporaneous. 2021, Ivo De Gennaro, Hannes Hofmeister, Ralf Lüfter, Academic...
From temporaneous + -ly. temporaneously (not comparable) (obsolete) temporarily 1832, The Edinburgh Philosophical Journal, page 38: A beautiful and philosophical...
From सम- (sam-, “same”) + सामयिक (sāmyik, “temporal, temporaneous”). (Delhi) IPA(key): /səm.sɑːm.jɪk/, [sɐ̃m.sä̃ːm.jɪk] समसामयिक • (samsāmyik) (indeclinable)...
From equi- + temporaneous. equitemporaneous (not comparable) (obsolete) Performed in equal periods of time; contemporaneous. 1845 Encyclopædia metropolitana...
adjective. (See also temporānus.) → Catalan: temporani → English: temporaneous → Galician: temporáneo → Italian: temporaneo → Middle French: temporané...