Noahic
- adjective
- /noʊˈɑːɪk/
- Literature
- The Noahic teachings emphasize the importance of stewardship over the earth.
Post flood in China, the Jesuit figurist were determined to discover vestiges of Noahic religion in ancient Chinese texts.
- Post flood in China, the Jesuit figurist were determined to discover vestiges of Noahic religion in ancient Chinese texts.
Examples
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Post flood in China, the Jesuit figurist were determined to discover vestiges of Noahic religion in ancient Chinese texts.
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The Noahic traditions have influenced many cultures around the world.
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In the Noahic story, Noah is portrayed as a righteous man who obeyed God's command.
Synonyms
Relating to Noah and the time of the great flood in the Bible
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Noahic comes from the name Noah, the man from Noah's Ark, and the ending -ic, which means 'relating to'. So, Noahic describes things connected to Noah or his descendants.