y-
y-
Definition
y- (ē, i)
forming, together with the appropriate inflectional change in the base, the past participle of verbs: its use, as a poetic archaism, survived until the end of the 16th cent. yclept
Etymology: ME y-, i- < OE ge-, perfective prefix (basic sense “together”): for IE base see com-
Browse dictionary entries near y-
- Y chromosome
- y-axis
- y'all
- y
- xyster
- xylotomy
- xylotomous
- xylose
- xylophone
- xylophagous
- -y
- Y2K
- YA
- yabber
- Yablonovyy Range
- yacht
- yachting
- yachtsman
- yachtswoman
- yack
