How To Use aphetic In A Sentence
- Sewer, an attendant at table, aphetic for Old Fr. asseour, a setter, is now a very rare name. The Romance of Names
- It is in the Zend-Avesta, primal Japhetic utterance. The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 05, No. 30, April, 1860
- When Moses, the servant with the watchword, "I AM THAT I AM," presented himself to the Shemitic and {42} Japhetic races, he was everywhere received and acknowledged by them as their leader, in opposition to both the temporal and theological power of the Magi and of Pharaoh. Mysticism and its Results Being an Inquiry into the Uses and Abuses of Secrecy
- The type of race so often, called in manuals of ethnology 'Mongolian', let us designate by the term 'Turanian' - the significance of which is co-extensive with the scriptural, 'Japhetic' ... CreationWiki - Recent changes [en]
- 'Turanian' - the significance of which is co-extensive with the scriptural, 'Japhetic' ... CreationWiki - Recent changes [en]
- Yet it remains clear that for the objectives sketched in the article, even much more extensive and sophisticated models of signifiers than those elaborated in structural phonology (intonation, graphology and graphetics, prosody, etc.) would still fail to provide any meaningful semantic coherence and unity.
- Faunt, aphetic for Anglo-Fr. enfaunt, is common in Mid. The Romance of Names
- 1 He, making speedy way through spersed air, spersed > scattered (aphetic form of "dispersed") 2 And through the world of waters wide and deep, The Faerie Queene — Volume 01
- (apothecary), which had in early Scottish the aphetic forms Poticar, potigar -- The Romance of Names
- Then that race whose son carried the Savior's Cross, while the Semitic and Japhetic races united to crucify Him, will wear the Dispensational Crown; being also the race, which in the person of the Ethiopian eunuch, furnished the first convert of pure Gentile blood (through a Jewish proselyte) and who hastened to stretch out his hand to God, when Philip drew near to him; and even to ask himself for Christian Baptism. Men of Maryland
