mythopoeic

or myth·o·pe·ic

1. Of or relating to the making of myths.
2. Serving to create or engender myths; productive in mythmaking.

Origin:

Origin: From Greek mūthopoios, composer of fiction

Origin: , from mūthopoiein, to relate a story

Origin: : mūthos, story

Origin: + poiein, to make; see k^wei-² in Indo-European roots

Related Forms:

• mythˌo·poeˈia (-pēˈə), mythˌo·po·eˈsis (-pō-ēˈsĭs) noun