GYNE-

Meaning of GYNE- in English

var. of gyneco-: gynephobia.

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-GYNE — noun combining form Etymology: Greek gynē female reproductive organ
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GYNE — I. ˈjīn, ˈgīn noun ( -s ) Etymology: Greek gynē woman — more at queen : female ; especially : …
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GYNE- — combining form Etymology: Greek gynē woman : gyn- gyne cytology
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-GYNE — Etymology: Greek gynē : female reproductive organ tricho gyne
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-GYNE — [-gyne] n comb form [Gk gyne]: female reproductive organ "trichogyne"
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GYNE — самка, способная к половым функциям
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GYNE — самка, способная к половым функциям
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GYNE — Function: noun combining form Etymology: Greek gyn ē : female reproductive organ <tricho gyne >
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MYCLO-GYNE — USP DI - Antifungals, Azole (Vaginal)
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GYNE-LOTRIMIN3 COMBINATION PACK — USP DI - Antifungals, Azole (Vaginal)
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QUEEN — I. noun Etymology: Middle English quene, from Old English cwēn woman, wife, ~; akin to Gothic qens wife, Greek gynē …
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GYNOECIUM — noun (plural gynoecia) Etymology: New Latin, alteration of Latin gynaeceum women's apartments, from Greek gynaikeion, from gynaik-, gynē Date: 1832 …
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QUEEN — I. ˈkwēn noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English quen, quene, from Old English cwēn woman, wife, queen; akin to …
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TRICHOGYNE — ˈtrikəˌjīn noun ( -s ) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary trich- + -gyne : a prolonged terminal receptive portion of a …
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PSEUDOGYNE — ˈsüdōˌjīn noun ( -s ) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary pseud- + -gyne 1. : an insect (as an aphid) that …
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PERIGYNIUM — ˌ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ˈ ̷ ̷nēəm noun ( plural perigyn·ia -ēə) Etymology: New Latin, from peri- + -gynium (from Greek gynē woman, wife, pistil + …
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MISOGYNY — mə̇ˈsäjənē, mīˈ-, -ni noun ( -es ) Etymology: Greek misogynia, from miso- mis- (II) + gynē woman + -ia -y …
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MISOGYNIST — -_nə̇st noun ( -s ) Etymology: Greek misogynēs misogynist (from miso- mis- (II) + gynē woman) + English -ist — …
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MICROGYNE — -ˌjīn noun ( -s ) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary micr- + -gyne : a dwarf female ant
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MELOIDOGYNE — mə̇ˈlȯidəˌjīn, -gīn noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Greek mēlon apple, gourd + -oeidēs -oid + gynē woman — …
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-GYNY — jə̇nē, -ni noun combining form ( -es ) Etymology: Greek gynē woman + English -y 1. : existence of or …
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-GYNOUS — _jənəs, |jīn-, |gīn- adjective combining form Etymology: New Latin -gynus, from Greek -gynos, from gynē woman — more at queen …
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GYNETYPE — ˈ ̷ ̷nəˌtīp — see gyn- noun Etymology: gyne- + type : a designated female type specimen
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-GYNES — plural of -gyne
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GYNES — plural of gyne
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GYNEO- — combining form or gynaeo- Etymology: Greek gynaios of women, from gynē woman — more at queen : gyn- gyneo cracy
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GYNEC- — combining form or gyneco- also gynaec- or gynaeco- Etymology: Greek gynaiko-, from gynaik-, gynē woman : gyn- gyneco cracy gyneco …
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GYNANDROUS
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GYNAECONITIS — ˌ ̷ ̷nə̇kōˈnīd.ə̇s — see gyn- noun ( -es ) Etymology: Latin gynaeconitis, from Greek gynaikōnitis, from gynaik-, gynē woman 1. : …
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GYNAECEUM — ˌ ̷ ̷nə̇ˈsēəm — see gyn- noun ( -s ) Etymology: Latin, from Late Greek gynaikeion, from neuter of Greek gynaikeios of …
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GYN- — combining form or gyno- in words which contain this or a related comb form & in which the pronunc of …
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GYNECO- — a combining form meaning "woman," "female," used in the formation of compound words: gynecology. Also, esp. Brit., gynaeco- . Also, …
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