laterialis
Laterialis is a term that appears in limited contexts but does not have a universally recognized definition. It seems to be a latinate construction intended to mean “pertaining to the side,” drawing from Latin roots such as latus (side) and the common adjectival suffix -alis. In formal scientific nomenclature, however, the standard Latin adjective for “lateral” is lateralis. As a result, laterialis is typically encountered as a nonstandard or coined form, sometimes used in fictional works, speculative writing, or editorial spellings.
In practice, when laterialis is used, it functions descriptively to suggest a lateral position or relation,
Beyond scientific usage, laterialis may also appear as a proper noun or product name in various fictional
See also: lateralis, lateral, lateralization, lateral (anatomy).