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hierographic

hierographic adjective: of or relating to sacred writing.

Adjective

hierographic (comparative more hierographic, superlative most hierographic)

  1. Of or relating to sacred writing.

Forms of hierographic

comparativemore hierographic
superlativemost hierographic
alternative formhierographical

Origin of hierographic

From Latin hierographicus, Ancient Greek ἱερός (hierós, “sacred”) + γραφικός (graphikós, “of or pertaining to writing”).

Questions about hierographic

What does hierographic mean?
Hierographic means of or relating to sacred writing.
What part of speech is hierographic?
Hierographic is an adjective.

Words near hierographic in the dictionary

  1. hierogrammats
  2. hierograms
  3. hierograph
  4. hierographer
  5. hierographers
  6. hierographic
  7. hierographical
  8. hierographies
  9. hierographs
  10. hierography
  11. hierohistory

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