a. Obs. [f. Gr. ἔθνος (see ETHNIC) + -ISH.] = HEATHENISH.

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1550.  Becon, Fortr. Faithful, Prol. Walowing in al kind of wealthe like Ethnysh Epicures.

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1563.  Homilies, II. Idolatry (1859), 187. Helene … worshipped the King, and not the wood … for that is an ethnish error.

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