ETYM Latin cannonicus, Late Lat. canonicalis, from Latin canon: cf. French canonique. Related to canon.
1. Appearing in a Biblical canon; SYN. canonical.
2. Conforming to orthodox or recognized rules; SYN. canonical, sanctioned.
3. Of or relating to or required by canon law; SYN. canonical.

Singular of canonic books is canonic book.

Pertaining to or conforming to canon law, the law of the church.

Množina: canonical forms

In mathematics and programming, the standard or prototypical form of an expression or a statement.

Množina: canonical hours

(Roman Catholic Church) One of seven specified times for prayer.

Singular of canonical hours is canonical hour.

In the Catholic church, seven set periods of devotion: matins and lauds, prime, terce, sext, nones, evensong or vespers, and compline.

Množina: canonical names

An object’s distinguished name presented with the root first and without the LDAP attribute tags (such as: CN=, DC=). The segments of the name are delimited with forward slashes (/). For example, CN=MyDocuments,OU=MyOU,DC=Microsoft,DC=Com is presented as microsoft.com/MyOU/MyDocuments in canonical form. See also Lightweight Directory Access Protocol.

Množina: canonical syntheses

Množina: canonicalizations

Canonicalization is the process by which different forms of a name are resolved into a single, standard name called the canonical name.

Množina: canonicalization errors

A coding error that can cause applications to be vulnerable
to attack.

In a manner which has been accepted and agreed upon

Množina: canonicalnesses

Singular of canonicals is canonical.

The vestments prescribed by canon for an officiating clergyman.

Množina: canonicates

The rank or office of a cannon.

Množina: canonicities

The quality or state of being canonical.