1. hermeneutic - Noun
2. hermeneutic - Adjective
Alt. of Hermeneutical
Source: Webster's dictionaryAcademic study Sami shaman with his drum Cognitive, semiotic, hermeneutic approaches As mentioned, a (debated) approach explains the etymology of the word "shaman" as meaning "one who knows". Source: Internet
Interpretive and hermeneutical overviews of the Bible The hermeneutic method held by an individual or church will greatly affect their interpretation of the book of Revelation, and consequently their eschatological scheme. Source: Internet
Lapidge, Anglo-Latin Literature, p. 107; Gretsch, Intellectual Foundations, pp. 332–334, 336 The "Æthelstan A" charters were written in hermeneutic Latin. Source: Internet
Gretsch, Intellectual Foundations, pp. 348–349 After "Æthelstan A", charters became more simple, but the hermeneutic style returned in the charters of Eadwig and Edgar. Source: Internet
However, this distinction is complicated by hermeneutic (interpretive) difficulties in the categorization of Taoist schools, sects and movements. Source: Internet
In Tabatabaei's view, what has been rightly called ta'wil, or hermeneutic interpretation of the Quran, is not concerned simply with the denotation of words. Source: Internet