animistic (animistik)

The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 44
Of, pertaining to, embracing, or founded on animism in any sense. animodart, n. [Origin obscure; perhaps repr. Aral modaral, the modar, pivot, tropic, the axis of the fundament; cf. modawwar, dawwar, round, dawwir, turn round: see mudir.] In astrol., a method of correcting the supposed nativity or time of birth of a person. Also written animoder, amnimodar. animose (an'i-mōs), a. [= F.animeux (Cotgrave) = Sp. Pg. It. animoso, animosity (an-i-mos'i-ti), n.; pl. animosities (-tiz). [
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