Dianic
/daɪˈæn.ɪk/
Dianic adjective: of or relating to the goddess Diana.
Adjective
Dianic (comparative more Dianic, superlative most Dianic)
Noun
Dianic (plural Dianics)
- A person who takes part in Dianic Wicca.
Forms of Dianic
| Adjective | |
|---|---|
| comparative | more Dianic |
| superlative | most Dianic |
| Noun | |
| plural | Dianics |
Origin of Dianic
From Diana + -ic.
Phrases with Dianic
Words that rhyme with Dianic
- organic
- mechanic
- panic
- aldermanic
- Hispanic
- inorganic
- Romanic
- tetanic
- volcanic
- cyanic
- melanic
- titanic
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- tympanic
- uranic
- allophanic
- manic
- montanic
- Sudanic
- veganic
- alloxanic
- balanic
- bistephanic
- botanic
- Britannic
- caroticotympanic
- Catalanic
- clavulanic
- endotympanic
- extratympanic
- furanic
- hydrovolcanic
- incudotympanic
- intertympanic
- Itanic
- manganic
- neanic
- nontympanic
- paratympanic
- pharyngotympanic
- phytanic
- pristanic
- Proto-Germanic
- pyranic
- retrotympanic
- shamanic
- stannic
- sultanic
- tannic
- Trajanic
- tyrannic
Questions about Dianic
- What does Dianic mean?
- Dianic means of or relating to the goddess Diana.
- What part of speech is Dianic?
- Dianic can be an adjective or a noun.
- How do you pronounce Dianic?
- Dianic is pronounced /daɪˈæn.ɪk/.
Words near Dianic in the dictionary
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