1. Pertaining to the family of languages to which Hebrew and Arabic belong, which consist of words with a preponderance of consonants, derived from triliteral roots; derived from the Semitic or Hebrew race or religion.

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

• sematics,
• sepitc,
• sepitic,
• semetic,
• scaitic,
• sematic,
• semitics,
• shematic,
• semitry,
• setic,
• simitic,
• scematic,
• skematic,
• semtic,
• sepetic,
• seimic,
• saditic,
• semit,
• asecitic,
• ermitic

• semiotical,
• semiotics,
• semiotic.

The adjective form of the word "semitic" is "Semetic".

The plural of the "semitic" can be the "Semitics".

The singular of the "semitic" can be the "semitic".