1. Pertaining to Homer, or to his poetry; resembling Homer's verse.

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

• tumeric,
• horric,
• heric,
• americ,
• domesric,
• fumeric,
• hoeric,
• homerom,
• boeric,
• holmeric,
• homerric,
• homeeric,
• omeric,
• homeri,
• hhomeric,
• hommeric,
• homaric,
• Haderic,
• Himyeric,
• homeomeric

• heroic,
• america,
• homesick,
• limerick,
• home run,
• Homrich,
• homeroom.

The adjective form of the word "Homeric" is "Homerian".

The plural form of the word "homeric" is "homeric." This word does not change when it becomes plural.

The singular form of the word "homeric" is "Homeric". The term is derived from "Homer," referring to the ancient Greek poet, and is generally used to describe or relate to his works or style. Hence, "Homeric" remains unchanged in the singular form.