sorbic
- adjective
- Traditional sorbic costumes are worn during local festivals.
Examples
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She is fluent in several sorbic dialects spoken in eastern Germany.
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The museum features sorbic artifacts from the region's early history.
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The sorbic culture is rich in traditions.
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She studied the sorbic language in college.
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The museum features sorbic artifacts from the region's early history.
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Traditional sorbic costumes are worn during local festivals.
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She is fluent in several sorbic dialects spoken in eastern Germany.
Compounds
Surface Forms
Morphology
sorbic = Sorb (transparent) = Sorb + ic
The meaning is directly derived from 'Sorb' + 'ic', indicating relation to the Sorbs.
Etymology
Sorbic comes from the name of the people called the Sorbs, a West Slavic group living in eastern Germany. So sorbic means 'of the Sorbs', for example their language, culture, or traditional items.