pantheic
/panˈθiːɪk/Now rare
adjective
Originally: (of a statue, image, etc.) that combines the symbols or attributes of many different gods. Now, more generally: relating to or involving many different gods.
Origin
Early 19th century; earliest use found in Richard Payne Knight (1751–1824), art collector and writer. From pantheum + -ic.
- octylic
- octyne
- ocular
- ocular dominance
- ocular dominance column
- ocularist
- ocularly
- ocular plate
- oculate
- oculated
- oculist
- oculist's stamp
- oculist-stamp
- oculo-
- oculo-agravic
- oculocephalic
- oculocutaneous
- oculofrontal
- oculogenital
- oculoglandular
- oculogravic
- oculogyral
- oculogyric
- oculogyric crisis
- oculomotor