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No. Latin -alis is a derivational component of verbalis; the lexical base verbum and the suffix have separate graph branches.
/ˈvɜːrbəl/ · adjective
Of, relating to, or consisting of words; also of verbs and, in one modern contrast, spoken rather than written.
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Explicitly identifies base and suffix.
Etymology: Late Latin verbalis from verbum + -alisSupplies the separately reviewed affix branch.
-al suffix history ending in Latin -alisThe main ancestry follows verbum while a canonical component edge exposes -alis.