-ITIC

Meaning of -ITIC in English

a combination of -ite 1 and -ic , used to form adjectives from nouns ending in -ite: Semitic.

[ iticus -itikos, equiv. to -it ( es ) -ITE 1 + -ikos -IC; in some words repr. F -itique ]

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-ITIC — |id.]ik, |it], ]ēk\ adjective suffix Etymology: French -itique, from Middle French, from Latin iticus, from Greek -itikos, from -itis (n. …
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-ITIC — ■ suffix forming adjectives and nouns corresponding to nouns ending in -ite (such as Semitic corresponding to Semite ). ↘corresponding …
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-ITIC — suffix forming adjectives and nouns corresponding to nouns in -ite, -itis, etc. (Semitic; arthritic; syphilitic). [from or after F -itique …
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ITIC — сокр. [International Tsunami Information Center] Международный информационный центр по цунами
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ITIC — сокр. [International Tsunami Information Center] Международный информационный центр по цунами
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ITIC — сокр. от International Tsunami Information Center Международный информационный центр по цунами
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ITIC — сокр. от International Tsunami Information Center Международный информационный центр по цунами
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ITIC — сокр. [International Tsunami Information Center] Международный информационный центр по цунами
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ITIC — сокр. [International Tsunami Information Center] Международный информационный центр по цунами
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CUSH — or Kush geographical name ancient country NE Africa in Nile valley S of Egypt , ~ite adjective or noun ~itic …
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SYPHILITIC — I. |sifə|lid.]ik, -lit], ]ēk\ adjective Etymology: New Latin syphiliticus, from syphilis + Latin -iticus -itic : of, relating to, or …
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LATHYRITIC — ˌlathəˈrid.ik adjective Etymology: lathyr ism + -itic : of, relating to, affected with, or characteristic of lathyrism lathyritic rats
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UVITIC ACID — (ˈ)yü|vid.ik- noun Etymology: Latin uva grape + International Scientific Vocabulary -itic; from its being producible from tartaric acid : a …
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SINITIC — sə̇ˈnid.ik, (ˈ)sī|n- adjective also si·net·ic -ned- Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: Late Latin Sinae, plural, Chinese + English -itic or -etic …
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SINAITIC — | ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷|id.ik adjective Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: New Latin sinaiticus, from Sinai, mountain probably of the Gebel Musa group in So. …
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POIKILITIC — |pȯikə|lik.ik adjective or poe·ci·lit·ic |pēsə|- Etymology: poecil- + -itic : of, relating to, or consisting of a structural pattern in …
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POECIL- — combining form or poecilo- or poikil- or poikilo- Etymology: Greek poikil-, poikilo-, from poikilos — more at paint : variegated …
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PILOTAXITIC — |pīlōˌtak|sid.ik adjective Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary pil- (II) + taxis + -itic : having the form of or characterized by …
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PAUPERITIC — |pȯpə|rid.ik adjective Etymology: pauper + -itic : appearing to be checked in growth by poor environment : stunted
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OLIVINIC — | ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷|vinik adjective or ol·i·vi·nit·ic |äləvə|nid.ik Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary olivine + -ic or -itic : relating to, resembling, or containing …
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OASITIC — |ōə|sid.ik adjective Etymology: oas is + -itic : of, relating to, or resembling an oasis the conditions observed in oasitic …
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NEGRITIC — nə̇ˈgrid.ik adjective Usage: often capitalized Etymology: partly from negro + -itic; partly from negrito + -ic : of, relating to, …
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NANITIC — nāˈnid.ik, naˈ- adjective Etymology: nan- + -itic : exhibiting or affected with nanism : atypically small nanitic worker ants
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MYELITIC — |miə|lid.ik adjective Etymology: myel- + -itic : of, relating to, or causing myelitis myelitic viruses
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MEROITIC — |merə|wid.ik noun Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: Meroë, ancient city and kingdom in northern Sudan + English -itic 1. : a …
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HELICITIC — |hēlə|sid.ik, |hel- adjective Etymology: helic- + -itic of metamorphic rock : marked by bands of inclusions showing the original bedding …
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DICHROIC — (ˈ)dī|krōik adjective also di·chro·it·ic | ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷|id.ik Etymology: Greek dichro os two-colored (from di- + -chroos -chroous) + English -ic, -itic 1. …
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CHONDROITIC ACID — |kändrə|wid.ik- noun Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary chondroitic (from chondr- + -itic ) + acid; originally formed as German chondroitsäure : …
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CAROLYTIC — adjective or car·o·lit·ic |karə|lid.ik Etymology: modification of French corollitique, from corolle corolla (from Latin corolla ) + -itique -itic of …
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BRACHYTIC — braˈkid.ik, brəˈ- adjective Etymology: irregular from brachysm + -itic : marked by or relating to brachysm
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BACTERITIC — |baktə|rid.ik adjective Etymology: bacteri- + -itic : showing the presence of or caused by bacteria
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