Arterial
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late Middle English: from medieval Latin arterialis, from Latin arteria (see artery).
wiktionary
From artery + -al.
etymonline
arterial (adj.)
early 15c., "of or pertaining to an artery," from French artérial (Modern French artériel), from Latin arteria "an artery; the windpipe" (see artery). Meaning "resembling an artery system, having a main channel and many branches" is from 1831.