Davidic
- adjective
- /dəˈvɪdɪk/
- The Davidic covenant promised that a ruler from David's line would always sit on the throne of Israel.
Examples
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Zion, he declared, would be acknowledged as the holy city and a new Davidic king would reign.
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The new leader of the nation claimed to have a Davidic lineage, tracing his ancestry back to the biblical King David.
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Zerubbabel was a grandson of King Yahoo Yahin, who was the last Davidic king who'd been kept in house arrest in in Babylon.
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In their songs, the band often references Davidic themes, celebrating the triumphs and struggles of David's descendants.
Synonyms
Relating to King David, his family, or his rule
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Davidic comes from the name David, the famous king in the Bible, plus the ending -ic, which means 'relating to', as in historic. So Davidic means 'relating to King David or his family'.