עתיק

Aramaic

Etymology

From the verb עֲתַק‎ (ʿaṯaq, “to grow old”).

Adjective

עַתִּיק • (ʿattīq)

old, ancient

Descendants

→ Arabic: عَتِيق‎ (ʕatīq)
- → Ottoman Turkish: عتیق‎ (atik)
  - Turkish: atik
→ Persian: عتیق‎ ('atiq)
→ Hebrew: עַתִּיק‎ (ʿattīq)

Hebrew

Etymology

Root
ע־ת־ק‎ (ʿ-t-q)

From Aramaic עַתִּיק‎ (ʿattīq).

Adjective

עַתִּיק • (atík) (feminine עַתִּיקָה‎, masculine plural עַתִּיקִים‎, feminine plural עַתִּיקוֹת‎)

antique, old
- 2019 May 7, Meron Rapoport, “השבוע למדנו: פטריוט ישראלי אמיתי תומך בשימור שלטון חמאס”, in Local Call:
  ‏הטענה שחמאס הוא יציר כפיה של ישראל היא עתיקה כמעט כמו החמאס.‎‎
  The claim that Hamas is an Israeli creation is almost as old as Hamas.
archaic, ancient

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