canonic
English
adj
Definitions
- canonical
Etymology
Derived from Latin canonicus (canonical, regular).
Origin
Latin
canonicus
Gloss
canonical, regular
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- acanonical English
- anticanonical English
- bicanonical English
- canon English
- canonical English
- canonicalise English
- canonicality English
- canonicalize English
- canonically English
- canonicalness English
- canonicity English
- deuterocanonical English
- extracanonical English
- microcanonical English
- multicanonical English
- multicanonicity English
- non-canonical English
- noncanonical English
- paracanonical English
- pluricanonical English
- postcanonical English
- precanonical English
- protocanonical English
- semicanonical English
- supracanonical English
- uncanonic English
- uncanonical English
- canonicus Latin
- canonico Italian
- canonique French
- chanoine French
- canónico Spanish, Castilian
- canónigo Spanish, Castilian
- κανονικός Ancient Greek
- kanonik Polish
- kanonický Czech
- canònic Catalan, Valencian
- canonec Middle Dutch
- cõego Old Portuguese
- cõẽgo Old Portuguese
- canon
- uncanonic
- canonical
- canonicity
- acanonical
- uncanonical
- bicanonical
- canonically
- noncanonical
- precanonical
- canonicalize
- canonicality
- canonicalise
- postcanonical
- canonicalness
- anticanonical
- non-canonical
- paracanonical
- semicanonical
- supracanonical
- protocanonical
- multicanonical
- pluricanonical
- microcanonical
- extracanonical
- multicanonicity
- deuterocanonical