English
splenetically
From splenetic + -ally.
Formed from splenetic + -ally
Ancient Greek σπλήν ‘milt’
Latin splen ‘spleen, milt’
Late Latin spleneticus ‘affected with spleen’
English splenetic
Today it means
adv In a splenetic manner
Language periods are conventional ranges, not dates for this word.
Etymograph / splenetically