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Sothic
adjective
So·thic
\ˈsōthik, ˈsäth-\
Definition of Sothic
: relating to the ancient Egyptian year of 3651⁄4 days or to the Sothic cycle
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Origin and Etymology of sothic
Greek Sōthēs the star Sirius + English -ic; from the fact that the year began when Sirius first appeared on the eastern horizon at sunrise
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