Greeklike
Greeklike is an adjective used to describe something that resembles or evokes the Greek language, script, or culture. It can refer to phonology or morphology that resembles historic or modern Greek, orthographic features associated with the Greek alphabet, or stylistic elements drawn from Greek art, literature, or design. The term is not a standardized linguistic category but a descriptive label used across disciplines to indicate resemblance to Greece in some aspect.
In linguistics and language description, Greeklike features may be noted in a language or constructed language
Etymology and usage: The term blends the name of Greece with the English suffix -like. It is
See also: Greek alphabet, Greek language, Hellenic studies, Greek typography, constructed languages.