trimestrale

quarterly (publication or report)

noun tree-mes-TRAH-leh Rare

Origin: Latin trimestris (of three months).

Also means

quarterly (adjective)

Usage Note

Trimestrale functions as both adjective (una riunione trimestrale, a quarterly meeting) and noun (il trimestrale, a quarterly report or publication). The noun is masculine when referring to a report or journal. It does not change for gender as an adjective and pluralises with -i: i trimestrali.

Examples

"Il trimestrale verrà pubblicato a luglio."

Natural Translation

The quarterly will be published in July.

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