technic

(teknik; for n. 1, also tek nēk)

adjective

technical

Origin: Gr technikos < technē, art, artifice < IE base *teth-, to weave, build, join > Gr tektōn, carpenter, L texere, to weave, build

noun

  1. technique
  2. the study or principles of technology, an art, or the arts

See technic in American Heritage Dictionary 4

noun
  1. technics (used with a sing. or pl. verb) The theory, principles, or study of an art or a process.
  2. technics (used with a pl. verb) Technical details, rules, or methods.
  3. Variant of technique.
adjective
Technical.

Origin:

Origin: From Greek tekhnikos, of art

Origin: , from tekhnē, art; see technical

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