CYM.

Meaning of CYM. in English

Cymric.

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CYM — Airport Name : Chatham Seaplane Base Airport Location : Chatham, Alaska, United States IATA Code : CYM ICAO Code : …
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CYM- — combining form or cymo- also kym- or kymo- Etymology: French cym-, cymo-, from Greek kym-, kymo-, from kyma 1. : …
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KYMO- — I. combining form see cym- II. see kym-
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CYMOID — I. ˈsīˌmȯid adjective Etymology: cyma + -oid : like a cyma II. adjective Etymology: cym- + -oid : like a …
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CYMOGRAPH — I. noun or cy·ma·graph ˈ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ˌgraf ( -s ) Etymology: cym- or cyma + -graph : an instrument for making tracings …
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-ULE — ˌyül noun suffix ( -s ) Etymology: F&Latin; French -ule, from Latin -ulus, masculine diminutive suffix, -ula, feminine diminutive suffix, …
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KYMOGRAPHY — kīˈmägrəfē noun ( -es ) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary cym- + -graphy : the making of kymographic records
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KYMOGRAPH — -raf, -rȧf noun or cy·mo·graph ˈsī- Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary cym- + -graph 1. : a recording device including an …
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KYMOGRAM — ˈkīməˌgram noun Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary cym- + -gram : a record made by a kymograph
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KYM- — or kymo- — see cym-
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ELECTROKYMOGRAPH — “+ noun Etymology: electr- + Greek kymo- cym- + English -graph : an instrument for recording graphically the motion of …
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ELECTROKYMOGRAM — “+ noun Etymology: electr- + Greek kymo- cym- + English -gram : the tracing made by an electrokymograph
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CYNGHANEDD — kəŋˈhä(ˌ)neth noun ( plural cyng·a·nedd·ion ˌkəŋəˈnethyən) Etymology: Welsh, from cym- com- (from Old Welsh com- ) + canu to sing …
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CYMOTRICHOUS — (ˈ)sī|mä.trə̇kəs adjective Etymology: cym- + -trichous : having the hair wavy a cymotrichous race • cy·mot·ri·chy -kē noun -es
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CYMOPHANE — ˈsīməˌfān noun ( -s ) Etymology: French, from cym- + -phane : chrysoberyl ; especially : an opalescent chrysoberyl
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CYMOGENE — ˈsīməˌjēn noun ( -s ) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary cym ene + -o- + -gene : a flammable easily condensable …
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CYMO- — — see cym-
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CYMOGENE — /suy"meuh jeen'/ , n. Chem. a volatile, flammable petroleum distillate containing a large percentage of butane. [ 1885-90; CYM(ENE) + …
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-OSE — I. adjective suffix Etymology: Latin -osus : full of : having : possessing the qualities of cym ose II. noun …
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CYMLING — [cym.ling] n [prob. alter. of simnel] (1779): pattypan
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CYMBIDIUM — [cym.bid.i.um] n [NL, genus name, fr. L cymba boat, fr. Gk kymbe] (1815): any of a genus (Cymbidium) of tropical …
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CYMBAL — [cym.bal] n [ME, fr. OE cymbal & MF cymbale, fr. L cymbalum, fr. Gk kymbalon, fr. kymbe bowl, boat] (bef. …
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CYMRY — [Cym.ry] n [W] (1833): welsh 2.
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CYMRIC — [Cym.ric] adj (1839): of, relating to, or characteristic of the non-Gaelic Celtic people of Britain or their language; specif: welsh …
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PLAID CYMRU — Plaid Cym ‧ ru /ˌplaɪd ˈkʌmri/ BrE AmE a political party in Wales which wants Wales to become an independent …
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CYMRU — Cym ‧ ru /ˈkʌmri/ BrE AmE the Welsh name for ↑ Wales
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CYMBAL — cym ‧ bal /ˈsɪmb ə l/ BrE AmE noun [countable] [ Date: 800-900 ; Language: Latin ; Origin: cymbalum , …
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