relic form
noun
1 Biology an animal, species, etc., that is a relic.
2 Linguistics a linguistic form that survives as a relic.
Origin
Late 19th century.
- early modern
- early music
- early musician
- early night
- early-onset
- early (or earlier) on
- Early Pointed
- early purple orchid
- early purple orchis
- early retirement
- early retirer
- early riser
- early rising
- early Victorian
- early-warning
- early warning system
- early wood
- earmark
- ear-minded
- earmuffs
- earn
- earned income
- earned run
- earned run average
- earner