demic

As a noun terms

is .

As an adjective demic is

(rare) of or pertaining to a distinct population of people.

As adjectives the difference between desmic and demic

is that desmic is {{cx|geometry|of polyhedra|lang=en}} Related such that each edge of one cuts a pair of opposite edges of the other while demic is of or pertaining to a distinct population of people.

As an adjective demic

is (rare) of or pertaining to a distinct population of people.

As a verb demis is

or demis can be .

As adjectives the difference between hemic and demic

is that hemic is of or relating to blood while demic is (rare) of or pertaining to a distinct population of people.

As adjectives the difference between demic and emic

is that demic is (rare) of or pertaining to a distinct population of people while emic is (social science) of or pertaining to the analysis of a cultural system or its features from the perspective of a participant in that culture.

In lang=en terms the difference between demic and demi

is that demic is of or pertaining to a distinct population of people while demi is a fifty pence piece.

As an adjective demic

is of or pertaining to a distinct population of people.

As a noun demi is

an alternative spelling of lang=en.

As a proper noun Demi is

{{given name|female}}, a diminutive of Demetria introduced into English in the 1990s by the actress Demi Moore.

As adjectives the difference between memic and demic

is that memic is relating to memes while demic is (rare) of or pertaining to a distinct population of people.

As adjectives the difference between dermic and demic

is that dermic is (anatomy) of or relating to the dermis or skin while demic is (rare) of or pertaining to a distinct population of people.

As an adjective demic

is (rare) of or pertaining to a distinct population of people.

As a verb demix is

(of a mixture) to separate into its components.