IPA: /ˈvɪniər/
KK: /ˈvɪniər/
Relating to or resembling vines; having characteristics of vines.
The garden was filled with vinier plants that climbed up the trellis.
Comparative: vinier
Superlative: vinest
The word 'vinier' comes from Old French 'vignier', meaning a person who cultivates or tends to vines. It is derived from 'vigne', which means vine, and the suffix '-ier', which denotes a person associated with a particular occupation or place. Thus, 'vinier' refers to someone who works with or is involved in the cultivation of vines.
Think of a person who tends to 'vines' ('vigne') — that's what a 'vinier' does, as the '-ier' indicates a person associated with that work.