Relating to a house or home; domestic in nature; of or pertaining to household affairs.
From Latin 'domiticus' derived from 'domus' (house). Related to domestic but more archaic and less common.
Domitic is basically the ancestor of 'domestic,' but linguistically it faded away as people preferred simpler, more regular word forms—a reminder that even Latin-derived words compete for survival in English.
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