PYCN-

Meaning of PYCN- in English

var. of pycno- before a vowel: pycnium.

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PYCN- — combining form or pycno- Etymology: Latin, from Greek pykn-, pykno-, from pyknos; akin to Greek pyka thickly, Albanian puth kiss, …
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PYCNO- — combining form see pycn-
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PYKNIC — I. adjective also pyc·nic ˈpiknik Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary pykn-, pycn- pycn- + -ic; originally formed as German pyknisch : …
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PYCNOSTYLE — I. -ˌstīl adjective Etymology: Greek pyknostylos with the pillars close together, from pykn- pycn- + stylos pillar — more at …
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ISOPYCNIC — I. | ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷|piknik adjective also iso·pyc·nal -nəl Etymology: is- + pycn- + -ic or -al : of, relating to, or marked …
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PYKNOLEPSY — ˈpiknəˌlepsē noun ( -es ) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary pycn- + -lepsy; originally formed as German pyknolepsie : a condition …
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PYKNOEPILEPSY — |pik(ˌ)nō+ noun Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary pycn- + epilepsy; originally formed as German pyknoepilepsie : pyknolepsy
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PYKNO- — combining form : pycn-
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PYCNOXYLIC — |pikˌnäk|silik adjective Etymology: pycn- + oxylic : having dense hard wood because of a high proportion of secondary xylem
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PYCNOSPORE — ˈpiknə+ˌ- noun Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary pycn- + -spore : pycniospore
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PYCNOSIS — noun or pyk·no·sis pikˈnōsə̇s ( -es ) Etymology: New Latin, from Greek pyknōsis condensation, from pyknoun to condense (from pyknos …
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PYCNOSCETUS — pikˈnäsələs noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from pycn- + Greek skelos leg — more at cylinder : a genus …
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PYCNOPODIA — ˌpiknəˈpōdēə noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from pycn- + -podia : a genus of starfishes (family Asteriidae) including only …
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PYCNONOTIDAE — ˌpiknəˈnäd.əˌdē, -nōd.- noun plural Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Pycnonotus, type genus (from pycn- + -notus ) + -idae …
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PYCNOMORPHIC — |piknə|mȯrfik adjective also pyc·no·mor·phous -fəs Etymology: pycn- + -morphic or -morphous : compactly formed : characterized by compact arrangement of …
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PYCNOMETER — noun also pic·nom·e·ter or pyk·nom·e·ter pikˈnäməd.ə(r) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary pycn- + -meter : a standard vessel often provided with …
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PYCNOGONIDA — ˌpiknəˈgänədə noun plural Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Pycnogonum, genus of sea spiders (from pycn- + Greek gony knee) …
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PYCNODONTIDAE — -äntəˌdē noun plural Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Pycnodont-, Pycnodus, type genus (from pycn- + -odont-, -odus ) + …
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PYCNODONTA — ˌpiknəˈdäntə noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from pycn- + -odonta : a genus of large tropical oysters having strongly …
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PYCNOCOMA — pikˈnäkəmə noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from pycn- + -coma : a small genus of shrubs or trees (family …
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PYCNIUM — ˈpiknēəm noun ( plural pyc·nia -ēə) Etymology: New Latin, from pycn- + -ium : one of the small flask-shaped fruit …
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PYCNITE — ˈpikˌnīt noun ( -s ) Etymology: French, from pycn- + -ite : a massive columnar topaz
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PYCNIDIUM — pikˈnidēəm noun ( plural pycnid·ia -ēə) Etymology: New Latin, from pycn- + -idium 1. : a flask-shaped spore fruit that …
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PYCNANTHEMUM — pikˈnan(t)thəməm noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from pycn- + -anthemum : a genus of No. American aromatic herbs (family …
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PYCNO- — a combining form meaning "dense," "close," "thick," used in the formation of compound words: pycnometer. Also, esp. before a vowel, …
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ПИКНИДА — 1) clinosporangium 2) conidiocarp 3) pycn(id)ium
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КУВШИНООБРАЗНОЕ ВМЕСТИЛИЩЕ — pycn(id)ium
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