gəmē, -mi noun combining form
( -es )
Etymology: Middle English -gamie, from Late Latin -gamia, from Greek — more at bigamy
1.
a. : marriage
exo gamy
b. : union for propagation or reproduction
allo gamy
2.
[New Latin -gamia (as in Cryptogamia ), from Greek -gamia -gamy (marriage)]
a. : possession of (such) reproductive organs
cleisto gamy
b. : possession of (such) a mode of fertilization
poro gamy