- Isticus, S.
S. Isticus, (31. Mai), ein Martyrer in Antiochia. S. S. Isichus.
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Isticus, S.
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Isichus, S. — S. Isichus, (31. Mai), auch Isicus und Isticus, ein Martyrer zu Antiochia. S. S. Paulinus. (VII. 437.) … Vollständiges Heiligen-Lexikon
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-istic — adjectival suffix, from L. isticus (often via Fr. istique), from Gk. istikos, which is adjective suffix ikos (see IC (Cf. ic)) added to noun suffix istes (see IST (Cf. ist)) … Etymology dictionary
-istic — aff. a suffix having some of the meanings of ic characteristic; futuristic; simplistic[/ex] often forming adjectives corresponding to nouns ending in ist or ism (antagonistic; artistic; linguistic; realistic). • Etymology: (< F istique) < L … From formal English to slang
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