paganish

English

Etymology

From pagan +‎ -ish.

Adjective

paganish (comparative more paganish, superlative most paganish)

1. (archaic) Pagan.
   • 1846, John Howe, Works of the Rev. John Howe, M.A., page 158:

     Nor can he be so little acquainted with the paganish theology, as not to apprehend a vast disagreement between this and that, and a much greater agreement between the paganish notion of the Deity, and his own.

2. (informal) Somewhat pagan.
   • 2016, Michele Briere, My Pagan World:

     Actually Godsmack has a lot of paganish songs because the lead singer Sully is Wiccan.