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English
Etymology
From Koran + -ish.
Adjective
Koranish (comparative more Koranish, superlative most Koranish)
- Qur'an-like; (nonstandard) Qur'anic.
1996, Bruce Salem, “Re: Defending Jesus is Wrong?”, in talk.religion.misc (Usenet):No, it is Biblical or Koranish to believe that
2007, T Wake, “Re: Mars salt?”, in sci.space.history (Usenet):There's simply nothing technically that's all so insurmountable about Venus, other than being intellectually insurmountable for the likes of the truly dumbfounded and otherwise bigoted mindsets that clearly exist within this anti-think-tank Usenet of yours, that's simply more OT and/or Koranish moderated to death than folks ...
- 2000 Eric jarvis, Re: I'm not violent, but, uk.local.london:
- The middle east has very little trouble. Having been there many times I have sen that for myself. There, because of Koranish law the state is brutal to offenders and crime just don't exist.