Korahitic
- noun
- /kəˈræɪɪtɪk/
- Specialized
- He identified himself as a Korahitic, tracing his ancestry to the biblical family.
Examples
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The ancient temple records mention a Korahitic who played a key role in the choir.
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Some Psalms are believed to have been written by Korahitic authors.
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The Korahitic lineage is known for its musical contributions.
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Many Korahitic traditions are still observed today.
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He identified himself as a Korahitic, tracing his ancestry to the biblical family.
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The ancient temple records mention a Korahitic who played a key role in the choir.
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Some Psalms are believed to have been written by Korahitic authors.
Surface Forms
Morphology
Korahitic = Korahite (semi-transparent) = Korah + ite + ic
The noun sense is derived from the same denominal/adjectival formation (ultimately Korah → Korahite → Korahitic); the structural relation is regular even if the noun is specialized or archaic in use.
Etymology
Korahitic comes from the biblical name Korah and the family name Korahite. A Korahitic is 'a person from Korah's family', often one of the temple singers in the Bible, so the word names someone who belongs to that group.