1. In use among the people or lay class, as distinct from hieroglyphic.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• drmatic,
• drematic,
• damtic,
• democatic,
• demostic,
• demastic,
• demoratic,
• dometic,
• dymatic,
• domstic,
• demoic,
• demestic,
• domatic,
• damatic,
• dermatic,
• semtic,
• domostic,
• demstic,
• doemstic,
• demistic

• dentist,
• dentistry,
• denticle.

The adjective form of the word "demotic" is "demotic".

The plural form of the word "demotic" is "demotics"

The singular form of the word "demotic" is "demotic". It is an adjective commonly used to describe a simplified or informal form of a script or language, particularly referring to ancient Egyptian script. As an adjective, it does not have a distinct singular form.