syn-
syn-
Definition
syn- (sin)
with, together, at the same time [synesthesia, syncarpous]: it becomes, by assimilation, syl- before l; sym- before b, m, or p; and sys- before s or in words in which it reflects original combining with a word containing an initial aspirate, or (h) sound
Etymology: Gr < syn, with, earlier xyn
Browse dictionary entries near syn-
- syn
- symptomatology
- symptomatize
- symptomatic
- symptom
- symposium
- symposiast
- symposiarch
- symposiac
- sympodium
- synaesthesia
- synagogue
- synaloepha
- Synanon
- synapse
- synapsis
- synaptosome
- synarthrosis
- sync
- syncarpous
