Latinic
Americanadjective
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of or relating to the Latin language or the ancient Latin-speaking peoples.
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of or relating to the modern Latin peoples or nations.
Etymology
Origin of Latinic
Example Sentences
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The Mexican gentlemen did not deny us their company over the monté table; and around it might be seen representatives of the Teutonic and Latinic races, in nearly equal proportions—with many a type between.
From Project Gutenberg
There were no hieroglyphics nor Latinic phraseology employed in the prescription of the snake-charmer.
From Project Gutenberg
At least, we have a fuller knowledge of their own relations with these mathematical and Latinic things than our grandparents had of our parents' lessons.
From Project Gutenberg
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