ATIK

Meaning of ATIK in English

[Other] The 'calf of El', an enemy of Baal. Slain by Anat.

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PNEUMATIC — I. n(y)üˈmad.ik, -atik, -ēk sometimes nəˈm- adjective Etymology: Latin pneumaticus, from Greek pneumatikos, from pneumat-, pneuma wind, air, breath, spirit …
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NEUROTIC — I. (ˈ)n(y)ü|räd.ik, n(y)əˈr-, -ätik, -ēk noun ( -s ) Etymology: Greek neur- nerve, sinew (from neuron ) + English -otic …
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DALMATIC — I. (ˈ)dal|mad.ik, -atik adjective Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: Latin Dalmaticus, from Dalmatia + Latin -icus -ic : dalmatian I a …
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AUTOMATIC — I. |ȯd.ə|mad.ik, |ȯtə-, -atik, -ēk adjective also au·to·mat·i·cal -ə̇kəl, -ēk- Etymology: Greek automatos self-acting + English -ic, -ical — more …
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ASTHMATIC — I. (ˈ)az|mad.ik, -atik, -ēk adjective also asth·mat·i·cal -ə̇kəl, -ēk- Etymology: Latin asthmaticus, from Greek asthmatikos, from asthmat-, asthma + -ikos …
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ASIATIC — I. |āzhē|ad.ik, -atik, -ēk also |āzē- or |āshē- sometimes |āsē- adjective Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: Latin Asiaticus, adjective & noun, …
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AROMATIC — I. |arə|mad.ik, -atik, -ēk also |er- adjective Etymology: Middle English aromatyk, from Middle French aromatique, from Late Latin aromaticus, from …
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ANTIBIOTIC — I. |antēˌbī|äd.ik, -ätik, -ēk, -tə̇-, -_bē-, |aan-, |ain-; -ˌtīˌbī- adjective Etymology: probably from New Latin antibioticus, from anti- (I) + …
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ACROBATIC — I. |akrə|bad.ik, -atik, -ēk adjective Etymology: French acrobatique, from acrobate + -ique -ic 1. : relating to or suggestive of …
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NOSTRATIC — nȯˈstrad.ik, nä-, nə-, -atik noun ( -s ) Usage: capitalized Etymology: modification of Danish nostratisk , from Latin nostrat- , …
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ELIOTIAN — (ˌ)elēˈäd.ēən, -ätē- adjective or eli·ot·ic (ˌ)elēˈäd.ə̇k, -ätik Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: T.S. Eliot died 1965 British (American-born) poet + English …
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STENOTIC — stə̇ˈnäd.ik, -ätik adjective Etymology: from New Latin stenosis, after such pairs as New Latin narcosis : English narcotic : relating …
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SOMATIC — sōˈmad.ik, səˈ-, -atik, -ēk adjective Etymology: Greek sōmatikos, from sōmat-, sōma body + -ikos -ic 1. a. : of, relating …
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POEMATIC — |pōə̇|mad.ik, -atik, -ēk adjective Etymology: Greek poiēmatikos, from poiēmat-, poiēma + -ikos -ic : poetic
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PHYSIOCRAT — ˈfizēəˌkrat noun ( -s ) Etymology: French physiocrate, from physi- + -crate -crat : a follower of a French physician …
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PHYMA — ˈfīmə noun ( plural phymas -məz ; or phyma·ta -məd.ə, -mətə) Etymology: Latin phymat-, phyma, from Greek, swelling, tumor, from …
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PHATIC — ˈfad.ik, -atik, -ēk adjective Etymology: Greek phatos spoken (from phanai to speak, say) + English -ic — more at ban …
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NECROTIC — nə̇ˈkräd.ik, neˈ-, -ätik adjective Etymology: Greek nekrōtikos, from (assumed) nekrōtos (verbal of nekroun ) + -ikos -ic : affected with, …
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MITOTIC — (ˈ)mī|täd.ik, -ätik, -ēk adjective Etymology: from New Latin mitosis, after such pairs as New Latin hypnosis : English hypnotic : …
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LORDOTIC — -ˈdäd.ik, -ätik adjective Etymology: from lordosis, after such pairs as English hypnosis : hypnotic : of or relating to lordosis
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ISCHIATIC — |iskē|ad.ik, -atik adjective Etymology: Late Latin ischiaticus of pain in the hip, alteration (influenced by adjectives ending in -aticus such …
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CLIMATIC — (ˈ)klī|mad.ik, -atik, -ēk sometimes klə̇ˈm- adjective also cli·mat·i·cal -ə̇kəl, -ēk- ; or cli·mat·al ˈklīmə̇d. ə l, -mə̇t ə l 1. …
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CINEMATIC — |sinə|mad.ik, -atik, -ēk adjective Etymology: cinemat ograph + -ic 1. : played, narrated, or otherwise presented for photographing with a …
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CHAOTIC — kāˈäd.ik, -ätik, -ēk, attrib sometimes ˈ ̷ ̷ˌ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ adjective Etymology: from chaos, after such pairs as Greek eros love: English erotic 1. …
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BATIK — bəˈtēk; ˈbad.ik, -atik, -ēk also ˈbä- noun ( -s ) Etymology: Malay, from Javanese, painted 1. a. : an Indonesian …
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AUTOCRATIC — |ȯd.]ə|krad.ik, |ȯt], ]ō-, -atik, -ēk adjective also au·to·crat·i·cal -ə̇kəl, -ēk-\ 1. : of the nature of or relating to an …
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ASTIGMATIC — |astig|mad.ik, -tēg-, -atik, -ēk adjective also as·tig·mat·i·cal -ə̇kəl, -ēk- Etymology: a- (II) + Greek stigmat-, stigma spot, mark + English …
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ARISTOCRATIC — ə|ristə|krad.ik, -atik, -ēk sometimes a|- or e|-, Brit usually & US sometimes |a(ˌ)ris- or |arəs- adjective also aris·to·crat·i·cal -ə̇kəl, -ēk- …
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ANTIVIROTIC — | ̷ ̷(ˌ) ̷ ̷ˌvī|räd.ik, -ätik, -ēk noun ( -s ) Etymology: anti- (I) + vir us + -otic : an antibiotic effective against …
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ANECDOTIC — |anik|däd.ik, -ätik, -ēk adjective or an·ec·dot·i·cal -ə̇kəl, -ēk- Etymology: probably from French anecdotique, from anecdote + -ique -ic 1. : …
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ANAGRAMMATIC — |anəgrə|mad.ik, -atik, -ēk adjective or an·a·gram·mat·i·cal -ad.ə̇kəl, -atə̇k-, -ēk- Etymology: anagram + -matic, -matical (as in grammatic, grammatical ) : …
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