First Known Use: circa 1645
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1Slavonic
adjective Sla·von·ic \slə-ˈvä-nik\
Definition of SLAVONIC
: slavic
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Origin of SLAVONIC
New Latin slavonicus, from Medieval Latin Sclavonia, Slavonia, the Slavic-speaking countries, from Sclavus Slavic
Rhymes with SLAVONIC
Aaronic, atonic, benthonic, bionic, boronic, Brittonic, Brythonic, bubonic, Byronic, canonic, carbonic, colonic, cyclonic, daimonic, demonic, draconic, dystonic, euphonic, hadronic, harmonic, hedonic, hydronic, iconic, ionic, Ionic, laconic, Masonic, mnemonic, moronic, neutronic, photonic, phytonic, planktonic, platonic, plutonic, pneumonic, pythonic, sardonic, sermonic, subsonic, symphonic, synchronic, tectonic, Teutonic, transonic
2Slavonic
noun
Definition of SLAVONIC
1
: slavic
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First Known Use of SLAVONIC
1668
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