Definition of emporetic in English:

emporetic

(also emporitic)

adjective ˌɛmpəˈrɛtɪk

Roman History. Designating a type of coarse papyrus, chiefly used for wrapping goods.

Origin

Mid 18th century (in an earlier sense). From post-classical Latin emporeticus (636 in Isidore), variant of classical Latin emporīticus of or connected with commerce (in emporītica charta emporetic paper (Pliny)), ultimately from ancient Greek ἔμπορος merchant; compare -etic. A Greek form *ἐμπορητικός is not attested.

Definition of emporetic in US English:

emporetic

(also emporitic)

adjectiveˌɛmpəˈrɛtɪk

Roman History. Designating a type of coarse papyrus, chiefly used for wrapping goods.

Origin

Mid 18th century (in an earlier sense). From post-classical Latin emporeticus (636 in Isidore), variant of classical Latin emporīticus of or connected with commerce (in emporītica charta emporetic paper (Pliny)), ultimately from ancient Greek ἔμπορος merchant; compare -etic. A Greek form *ἐμπορητικός is not attested.

单词	emporetic
释义	Definition of emporetic in English: emporetic (also emporitic) adjective ˌɛmpəˈrɛtɪk Roman History. Designating a type of coarse papyrus, chiefly used for wrapping goods. Origin Mid 18th century (in an earlier sense). From post-classical Latin emporeticus (636 in Isidore), variant of classical Latin emporīticus of or connected with commerce (in emporītica charta emporetic paper (Pliny)), ultimately from ancient Greek ἔμπορος merchant; compare -etic. A Greek form ἐμπορητικός is not attested. Definition of emporetic* in US English: emporetic (also emporitic) adjectiveˌɛmpəˈrɛtɪk Roman History. Designating a type of coarse papyrus, chiefly used for wrapping goods. Origin Mid 18th century (in an earlier sense). From post-classical Latin emporeticus (636 in Isidore), variant of classical Latin emporīticus of or connected with commerce (in emporītica charta emporetic paper (Pliny)), ultimately from ancient Greek ἔμπορος merchant; compare -etic. A Greek form *ἐμπορητικός is not attested.
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