Definition: Adamical. This adjective means "of an Adamite," a type of stone or pottery used for making tools in ancient times. The term was derived from the Greek word ἀδάμικτος (adamikto), meaning "stone", and μασικός (masikois), meaning "fertile". The word is used to denote a stone or pottery that is made of Adamite material, which was typically found in the caves and other underground dwellings of ancient peoples. It was often associated with tools for making weapons and implements like knives and axes. The term has its origins in the belief that the stone was supposed to have given the creator of the world Adamus a unique power or ability, as it was shaped from the soil and carried by him into his creation.
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