GYN

Meaning of GYN in English

-gyn-

see gyneco-

gyn-

n [occurring in compounds] gyn-, gyno- (= pistil, ovary)

Interlingua English vocab. Английский словарь Интерлингва. 2012

GYN — Airport Name : Santa Genoveva Airport Airport Location : Goiânia, Goiás, Brazil IATA Code : GYN ICAO Code : SBGO
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GYN- — or gyno- combining form see: queen female reproductive organ ; ovary
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GYN — or ~ecol abbreviation ~ecology
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-GYN — jə̇n, ˌjin noun combining form ( -s ) Etymology: New Latin -gynia : plant having (so many) pistils hexa gyn
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GYN- — combining form or gyno- in words which contain this or a related comb form & in which the pronunc of …
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GYN — abbreviation gynecologic; gynecologist; gynecology
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GYN — (v. i.) To begin [Obs.] See Gin.
Английский словарь Webster
GYN — ( v. i. ) To begin [Obs.] See Gin.
Webster's Revised Unabridged English Dictionary
GYN- — var. of gyno- before a vowel: gynarchy.
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GYN — 1. gynecological. 2. gynecologist. 3. gynecology. Also, gyn .
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GYN- — or gyno- Etymology: Greek gyn-, from gynē woman — more at queen : female reproductive organ : ovary gyno phore
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GYN — or gynecol gynecology
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GYN — vi to begin ·see gin.
Webster English vocab
GYN- — [gyn-] or gyno- comb form [Gk gyn-, fr. gyne woman--more at queen]: female reproductive organ: ovary "gynophore"
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GYN — [gyn] or gynecol abbreviation gynecology
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GYN — Variant: or gyno- Function: combining form Etymology: Greek gyn-, from gyn ē woman ― more at QUEEN : female reproductive …
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GYN — Variant: or gynecol Function: abbreviation gynecology
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OB-GYN — ˌō(ˌ)bēˈjin, -(ˌ)jē(ˌ)wīˈen noun ( -s ) Etymology: ob stetrician + gyn ecologist : a physician who specializes in obstetrics and …
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OB-GYN — /oh"bee"jee"wuy'en"/ 1. obstetrical-gynecological. 2. obstetrician-gynecologist. 3. obstetrics and gynecology. Also, ob/gyn, OB/GYN .
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OB-GYN — ob-gyn, ob/gyn BrE AmE ˌəʊ biː ˈɡaɪn -ˈdʒɪn; -ˌdʒiː waɪ ˈen AmE \ ˌoʊb-
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GYNANDRIA
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GYNURA — ̷ ̷ˈn(y)u̇rə — see gyn- noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from gyn- + -ura : a genus of tropical Asiatic …
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GYNOTERMONE — | ̷ ̷nō+ — see gyn- noun Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary gyn- + termone : a female termone
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GYNOSTEGIUM — ˌ ̷ ̷nōˈstējēəm — see gyn- noun ( plural gynoste·gia -jēə) Etymology: New Latin, from gyn- + steg- + -ium 1. : …
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GYNOSPORANGIUM — | ̷ ̷nō+ — see gyn- noun Etymology: New Latin, from gyn- + sporangium : megasporangium
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GYNOPHORE — ˈ ̷ ̷nəˌfō(ə)r — see gyn- noun ( -s ) Etymology: gyn- + -phore 1. a. : a prolongation of the receptacle …
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GYNOPARA — ̷ ̷ˈnäpərə — see gyn- noun ( plural gynopa·rae -əˌrē) Etymology: New Latin, from gyn- + -para : a winged or …
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GYNOGONIDIUM — | ̷ ̷nō+ — see gyn- noun ( plural gynogonidia ) Etymology: New Latin, from gyn- + gonidium : a female germ …
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GYNOGAMONE — | ̷ ̷nō+ — see gyn- noun Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary gyn- + gamone : a gamone that occurs in an egg
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GYNODIOECIOUS — | ̷ ̷nō+ — see gyn- adjective Etymology: gyn- + dioecious : dioecious but having some hermaphrodite or perfect flowers on an …
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GYNOCRACY — ̷ ̷ˈnäkrəsē — see gyn- noun ( -es ) Etymology: gyn- + -cracy : gynecocracy
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GYNOCARDIA OIL — | ̷ ̷nə|kärdēə- — see gyn- noun Etymology: New Latin Gynocardia, genus of plants from which it is obtained, from gyn- + …
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GYNANDROMORPH — [gyn.an.dro.morph] n [ISV, fr. Gk gynandros + -morph] (ca. 1890): an abnormal individual exhibiting characters of both sexes in various …
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