ˌlepsē, -si noun combining form
also -lep·sia ˈlepsēə ; or -lep·sis -lepsə̇s
( plural -lepsies -sēz, -siz ; also -lepsias -sēəz ; or -lep·ses -(ˌ)sēz)
Etymology: -lepsy from Middle French -lepsie, from Late Latin -lepsia, from Greek -lēpsia, from lēpsis act of taking hold or receiving, seizure (from lēptos, verbal of lambanein to take, seize) + -ia -y; -lepsia, New Latin, from Late Latin & Greek; Late Latin, from Greek -lēpsia; -lepsis, Latin, from Greek -lēpsis, from lēpsis — more at latch
: taking : seizure
epi lepsy
andro lepsia