MATR-

Meaning of MATR- in English

[matr-] or matri- or matro- comb form [L matr-, matri-, fr. matr-, mater]: mother "matriarch" "matronymic"

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MATR- — or matri- or matro- combining form Etymology: Latin ~, matri-, from ~, mater mother
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MATR- — combining form or matri- or matro- Etymology: Latin matr-, matri-, from matr-, mater — more at mother : mother matri …
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MATR- — or matri- or matro- Etymology: Latin matr-, matri-, from matr-, mater : mother matri arch matr onymic
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MATR — Variant: or matri- or matro- Function: combining form Etymology: Latin matr-, matri-, from matr-, mater : mother < matri arch> …
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MOTHER
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MATRONYMIC — noun Etymology: matr- + -onymic (as in patronymic) Date: 1794 a name derived from that of the mother or a …
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MATRON — noun Etymology: Middle English ~e, from Anglo-French, from Latin ~a, from matr-, mater Date: 14th century 1. a married woman …
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MATRO- — combining form see: matr-
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MATRIX — noun (plural matrices or ~es) Etymology: Latin, female animal used for breeding, parent plant, from matr-, mater Date: 1555 something …
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MATRI- — combining form see: matr-
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MATRO- — combining form see matr-
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MATRI- — combining form see matr-
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MEAT
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MATRIFOCAL — ¦ma.trə, ¦mā.-ˌ adjective Etymology: matr- + focal : matricentric
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MATRONYMIC — ˌma.trəˈnimik, -mēk noun ( -s ) Etymology: matr- + -onymic (as in patronymic ) : a name derived from that …
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MATRON — ˈmā.trən noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English matrone, from Middle French, from Latin matrona, from matr-, mater mother — …
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MATROCLINY — ˈ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ˌklīnē noun ( -es ) Etymology: matr- + -cliny : the quality or state of being matroclinous
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MATROCLINOUS — -|klīnəs adjective Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary matr- + -clinous : derived or inherited from the mother or maternal line — …
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MATROCLINIC — -|klinik adjective Etymology: matr- + -clinic : matroclinous
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MATROCLINAL — |ma.trō|klīn ə l, |mā.- adjective Etymology: matr- + -clinal : matroclinous
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MATRIX — ˈmā.triks, -rēks sometimes ˈma.- noun ( plural matri·ces ˈmā.trəˌsēz or ˈma.- sometimes ˈma.trəsə̇z ; or matrix·es ) Etymology: Latin, from …
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MATRISIB — ˈ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷+ˌ- noun Etymology: matr- + sib : a matrilineal sib
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MATRIPOTESTAL — |ma.trē, |mā.+ adjective Etymology: matr- + potestal : of, relating to, or being the power exercised by a matriarch or …
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MATRIMONY — ˈma.trəˌmōnē, -ni, chiefly Brit -rəmən- noun ( -es ) Etymology: Middle English matrimony, matrimoigne, from Middle French matremoine, matremoigne, from …
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MATRILOCAL — |ma.trə, |mā.+ adjective Etymology: matr- + local : located at or centered around the residence of the wife's family or …
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MATRILINEAR — “+ adjective Etymology: matr- + linear : matrilineal • ma·tri·linearly “+ adverb
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MATRILINEAL — | ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷+ adjective Etymology: matr- + lineal : relating to, based on, or tracing descent through the maternal line a matrilineal …
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MATRILINEAGE — ˌ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷+ noun Etymology: matr- + lineage : lineage based on or tracing descent through the maternal line — contrasted with …
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MATRILINE — ˈ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷+ˌ- noun Etymology: matr- + line : an aggregate of matrilineages
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MATRILATERAL — |ma.trə, |mā.+ adjective Etymology: matr- + lateral : related on the mother's side : maternal a matrilateral cousin — contrasted …
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MATRICIDE — noun Date: 1594 1. [Latin matricidium, from matr- + -cidium -cide] : murder of a mother by her son or …
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MATRICIDE — [ma.tri.cide] n (1594) 1 [L matricidium, fr. matr- + -cidium -cide]: murder of a mother by her son or daughter …
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