1. Pertaining to Ionia, in Greece. Ionic order, that order whose distinguishing feature is the ram's-horn volute of its capital. The Ionic dialect, the dialect of the Greek language, used in Ionia. The Ionic sect, the philosophic school founded by Thales of Miletus, in Ionia, who found in water the principle of things, and from whom, as the first to seek an explanation of things in things themselves, Hegel dates the birth of philosophy.

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

• vinic,
• etnic,
• linic,
• icnoic,
• ionical,
• poniac,
• zonc,
• onik,
• econic,
• ofic,
• oicnic,
• tianic,
• oniy,
• chonic,
• ionion,
• sinic,
• cinic,
• ionce,
• cornic,
• irnoic

• ion,
• ink,
• -ion,
• ionize,
• bionic,
• inca,
• ionise,
• sonic,
• tonic,
• -ing.

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

The plural form of the word "ionic" is "ionics".

The singular form of the word "ionic" is "ion"