1. of, relating to, or being a disease or condition that is constantly present or prevalent in a particular population or geographic area
Usage: medical/epidemiological term; often used in public health contexts

Examples

• Malaria is an endemial disease in tropical regions of Africa.
• The health organization studied endemial patterns of infection in the coastal communities.
• Endemial diseases require long-term public health strategies rather than emergency response.
• The endemial nature of the illness meant it affected the population year-round.
• Researchers tracked endemial transmission rates across different seasons.