semic
/ˈsi.mɪk/
semic adjective: relating to a seme; constituting a seme.
Adjective
semic (not comparable)
Origin of semic
From seme + -ic.
Words that rhyme with semic
- epistemic
- phonemic
- anemic
- asemic
- bimorphemic
- graphemic
- hemic
- limnemic
- aglycemic
- anaemic
- antiglycemic
- blastemic
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- cachaemic
- cachemic
- calcaemic
- calcemic
- cenemic
- cheremic
- cholaemic
- chronemic
- classemic
- copraemic
- copremic
- dimorphemic
- dysaemic
- dyscalcemic
- dyssemic
- edemic
- emic
- eucalcemic
- extraischemic
- fungaemic
- fungemic
- glycaemic
- glycemic
- haemic
- heteromorphemic
- hydraemic
- hydremic
- hypercalcemic
- hypercupremic
- hyperferremic
- hyperkalaemic
- hyperkalemic
- hypervolemic
- hypocalcemic
- hypoferremic
- hypokalemic
- hypovolemic
- ischaemic
- ischemic
- leucaemic
- leucemic
- leukaemic
- leukemic
- lexemic
- lipaemic
- lipemic
- lithaemic
- lithemic
Questions about semic
- What does semic mean?
- Semic means relating to a seme; constituting a seme.
- What part of speech is semic?
- Semic is an adjective.
- How do you pronounce semic?
- Semic is pronounced /ˈsi.mɪk/.
Words near semic in the dictionary
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