Parts of Speech
Humic is an adjective.
DefinitionsHumic refers to or is derived from humus (the organic component of soil).
PronunciationsUS: /ˈhjuːmɪk/
UK: /ˈhjuːmɪk/
Origin and UsageThe word humic is derived from the Latin word humus, meaning earth or soil. It is used to describe the organic component of soil, which is made up of decayed plant and animal matter. Humic substances are important for soil fertility and the growth of plants.
SynonymsHumic acid, fulvic acid, humate.
Related WordsHumus, humph, human, humor.
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