Glagolitic
adjective
Glag·o·lit·ic
¦glagə¦litik
variants or less commonly Glagolithic
-lithik
: written in, constituting, or belonging to an alphabet of which the invention is attributed to St. Cyril in the 9th century a.d. and which was formerly used in writing various Slavic languages but is now used only in Catholic liturgical books in a limited area along the eastern coast of the Adriatic compare cyrillic alphabet
Word History
Etymology
irregular from Serbo-Croatian glagolica Glagolitic alphabet + English -ic