Tempus vernum
Explanation:
I agree with the above posts as well. Vernum can also be used a substantive adjective, usually in the ablative of time when, that can replace the entire phrase tempore verno. For example, this sentence in Pliny the Elder (19.33):
In hoc mirum imas eius radices crescere hieme, verno autem, cum apparuerit viola, minui ac contrahi, tunc deinde bulbum pinguescere.
Example sentence(s):- in hoc mirum imas eius radices crescere hieme, verno autem, cum apparuerit viola, minui ac contrahi, tunc deinde bulbum pinguescere.
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peer agreement (net): +5