PHYL-

Meaning of PHYL- in English

[phyl-] or phylo- comb form [L, fr. Gk, fr. phyle, phylon; akin to Gk phyein to bring forth--more at be]: tribe: race: phylum "phylogeny"

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PHYL- — or phylo- combining form see: be tribe ; race ; phylum
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PHYL- — combining form or phylo- Etymology: Latin phyl-, from Greek phyl-, phylo-, from phylē tribe, clan, phyle & phylon tribe, race; …
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-PHYL — var. of -phyll .
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PHYL- — var. of phylo- before a vowel: phylic.
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PHYL- — or phylo- Etymology: Latin, from Greek, from phylē, phylon; akin to Greek phyein to bring forth — more at be …
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PHYL- — в сложных словах с греч. корнями имеет значение род, происхождение, генеалогия - phylogenesis филогенез - phylocobia обитание двух видов в …
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PHYL- — = phylo-
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PHYL- — = phylo-
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PHYL- — = phylo-
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PHYL- — в сложных словах с греч. корнями имеет значение род, происхождение, генеалогия - phylogenesis филогенез - phylocobia обитание двух видов в …
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PHYL — Variant: or phylo- Function: combining form Etymology: Latin, from Greek, from phyl ē , phylon; akin to Greek phyein to …
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T-PHYL — USP DI - Bronchodilators, Theophylline (Systemic)
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POLYPHYLETIC — adjective see: phyl- Date: 1875 of, relating to, or derived from different ancestral stocks, ~ally adverb
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PHYLUM — noun (plural phyla) see: phyl- Date: 1876 1. a direct line of descent within a group, a group that constitutes …
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PHYLOGENETIC — adjective Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary, from New Latin phylogenesis phylogeny, from phyl- + genesis Date: 1877 of or relating to …
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PHYLO- — combining form see: phyl-
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PHYLETIC — adjective Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary phyl- + -etic (as in genetic) Date: 1881 of or relating to evolutionary change in …
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TRIPHYLITE — ˈtrifəˌlīt noun also triph·y·line -lēn, -_lə̇n ( -s ) Etymology: triphylite alteration (influenced by -ite ) of triphyline, from German …
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SYMPHYLA — ˈsim(p)fələ noun plural Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from syn- + Greek phylē kind, species, tribe; from their combining characteristics …
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POLYPHYLETIC — | ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷|fī|led.ik adjective Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary polyphyl- (from Greek polyphylos of many tribes, from poly- + phylē tribe, race) + …
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PHYLUM — ˈfīləm noun ( plural phy·la -lə) Etymology: New Latin, from Greek phylon tribe, race — more at phyl- 1. a. …
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PHYLOGENY — -nē, -ni noun ( -es ) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary phyl- + -geny 1. : the racial history of a …
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PHYLOGENESIS — |fīlō+ noun Etymology: New Latin, from phyl- + Latin genesis : phylogeny 2
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PHYLO- — — see phyl-
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PHYLIC — ˈfīlik adjective Etymology: phyl- + -ic 1. : of or relating to a Grecian phyle 2. : being or viewed …
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PHYLESIS — fīˈlēsə̇s noun ( plural phyle·ses -ˌsēz ; also phylesises ) Etymology: New Latin, from phyl- + -esis : the course …
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PHYLEPHEBIC — |fil+ adjective Etymology: phyl- + ephebic : being or relating to the phase of maximum vigor of a race
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PODOPHYLLUM — [podo.phyl.lum] n, pl -phyl.li or -phyllums [NL, fr. Podophyllum, genus of herbs including the mayapple] (1842): the dried rhizome and …
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PHYLLOTAXIS — [phyl.lo.tax.is] also phyl.lo.taxy n [NL phyllotaxis, fr. phyll- + -taxis] (1857) 1: the arrangement of leaves on a stem and …
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MESOPHYLL — [me.so.phyll] n [NL mesophyllum, fr. mes- + Gk phyllon leaf--more at blade] (1839): the parenchyma between the epidermal layers of …
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HETEROPHYLLOUS — [het.ero.phyl.lous] adj (ca. 1828): having the foliage leaves of more than one form on the same plant or stem -- …
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PHYLUM — phyl|um BrE AmE ˈfaɪl |əm ▷ phyl|a ə
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