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The adjective is historic and the noun base is history.
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∙ 8y ago
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∙ 11y agoHistory is the "base" or "root" word for historic.
the suffix "-ic" turns the noun "history" into the adjective "historic".
This can be proved by looking at other nouns that can take "-ic".
"idea" becomes "idyllic"
"geography" becomes "geographic"
"phobia" becomes "phobic", so "arachnophobia" becomes "arachnophobic" etc.
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