Definition of sideric in English:

sideric

adjective sʌɪˈdɪərɪk

rare

Relating to the stars or their influence; exhibiting an occult nature or effect attributed (at least in some instances) to the influence of the stars or planets.

Origin

Mid 19th century. Apparently from classical Latin sīder-, sīdus star + -ic, originally after German siderisch, though in some instances associated with (etymologically unrelated) siderism.

Definition of sideric in US English:

sideric

adjectivesʌɪˈdɪərɪk

rare

Relating to the stars or their influence; exhibiting an occult nature or effect attributed (at least in some instances) to the influence of the stars or planets.

Origin

Mid 19th century. Apparently from classical Latin sīder-, sīdus star + -ic, originally after German siderisch, though in some instances associated with (etymologically unrelated) siderism.

单词	sideric
释义	Definition of sideric in English: sideric adjective sʌɪˈdɪərɪk rare Relating to the stars or their influence; exhibiting an occult nature or effect attributed (at least in some instances) to the influence of the stars or planets. Origin Mid 19th century. Apparently from classical Latin sīder-, sīdus star + -ic, originally after German siderisch, though in some instances associated with (etymologically unrelated) siderism. Definition of sideric in US English: sideric adjectivesʌɪˈdɪərɪk rare Relating to the stars or their influence; exhibiting an occult nature or effect attributed (at least in some instances) to the influence of the stars or planets. Origin Mid 19th century. Apparently from classical Latin sīder-, sīdus star + -ic, originally after German siderisch, though in some instances associated with (etymologically unrelated) siderism.
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