Ottomanick

English

Etymology

From Ottoman +‎ -ick.

Adjective

Ottomanick (comparative more Ottomanick, superlative most Ottomanick)

  1. Archaic form of Ottomanic.
    • 1651, Joseph Beaumont, Psyche, page 278:
      […] Ottomanick Barbariſme […]
    • 1672, John Selden, Titles of Honor, page 72:
      […] Ottomanick Empire […]
    • 1684, Thomas Beverley, A Scripture-line of Time, Drawn in Brief from the Lapsed Creation, page 151:
      […] Ottomanick Power […]
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