exotic

exotic
EXÓTIC, -Ă, exotici, -ce, adj. Care se află într-o regiune foarte îndepărtată şi care impresionează prin aspecte neobişnuite, ciudate; care provine dintr-o asemenea regiune, care aparţine, care este propriu acestor ţări. [pr.: eg-zo-] – Din fr. exotique, lat. exoticus.
Trimis de rscurt, 20.05.2007. Sursa: DEX '98

exótic adj. m. [x pron. gz], pl. exótici; f. sg. exótică, pl. exótice
Trimis de siveco, 03.03.2009. Sursa: Dicţionar ortografic

EXÓTI//C exoticcă (exoticci, exoticce) 1) (despre locuri, ţinuturi) Care se află foarte departe şi se caracterizează prin condiţii de viaţă neobişnuite şi ciudate. 2) (despre plante, animale, fructe etc.) Care este importat din ţări îndepărtate şi calde. 3) (despre lucruri) Care are caracter sau aspect neobişnuit, ciudat. /<fr. exotique, lat. exoticus, gr. exotikos
Trimis de siveco, 22.08.2004. Sursa: NODEX

EXÓTIC, -Ă adj. (Despre ţări) Aflat într-o regiune foarte depărtată (cu aspecte neobişnuite). ♦ (Despre plante, animale etc.) Care provine dintr-o ţară îndepărtată, dintr-o regiune din afara Europei. [pron. eg-zo-. / cf. fr. exotique, lat. exoticus, gr. exotikos].
Trimis de LauraGellner, 13.06.2006. Sursa: DN

EXÓTIC, -Ă adj. aflat într-o regiune foarte depărtată (din afara Europei) şi care impresionează prin aspectele neobişnuite. ♢ care provine dintr-o asemenea regiune, propriu acesteia. (< fr. exotique, lat. exoticus, gr. exotikos)
Trimis de raduborza, 15.09.2007. Sursa: MDN

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