The term Semitic denotes the characteristics or features of the Semitic languages such as Hebrew or Aramaic. So, if a Greek phrase or passage has a Semitic feel, this means that it bears the influence of a Semitic language such as Hebrew or Aramaic.

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The term "Semitic" refers to a family of languages that includes Hebrew, Aramaic, and others. When a Greek phrase or passage is said to have a "Semitic feel," it means it shows linguistic or stylistic influences characteristic of Semitic languages, suggesting interaction or borrowing.

The Term Semitic Denotes the Characteristics or Features of the Semitic