Supernal

[Audiendus]

Supernal (adjective)

1. Divine, heavenly, celestial, spiritual.
2. On high, in the sky, or coming from the sky.

Examples:
They thanked God for his supernal blessings.
There is a supernal aspect to human existence.
The ancient astronomers considered with awe the supernal harmony of the night sky.
The stars throw down their supernal rays.

Antonym: infernal.

[From Latin supernus, on high; from super, above.]

Latin super, Greek hyper, German über and English over are all ultimately derived from Indo-European uper (= over).

[Slava]

Which could give us a new take on a certain prayer:

Our Father, who art supernal...

[Perry]

...grant our prayer, for which we yearnal.

[Slava]

Lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from things infernal.

[Audiendus]

Give us this day our bread diurnal.

(And don't quote that in the "Galore" thread!)

[Slava]

For thine is the Kingdom, now and eternal.