IPA: /ˈɔːrfɪk/
KK: /ˈɔr-fɪk/
Relating to Orpheus, a figure from Greek mythology known for his music and poetry, often associated with mystical or spiritual themes.
The orphic traditions emphasize the power of music to connect with the divine.
Orphic → It is derived from the Greek word "orphikos" (meaning relating to Orpheus), which is connected to the mythological figure Orpheus known for his enchanting music and poetry. The term "orphic" refers to something that is mysterious, magical, or related to the mystical aspects of life, often associated with the arts and the divine.
Think of Orpheus, the legendary musician whose enchanting songs could charm all living things. This helps you remember that 'orphic' relates to something magical or mysterious, much like the allure of Orpheus's music.