Dictionary

-phony en · X

Pronunciation

• /-fəni/

Etymology

From French -phonie, from Old French -phonie, and its etymon Classical Latin -phōnia, from Ancient Greek -φωνία (-phōnía). By surface analysis, -phone + -y. Doublet of -phonia.

Meanings

1. (morpheme) Forms nouns related to: ▸ sound or its production
2. (morpheme) Forms nouns related to: ▸ musical structure
3. (morpheme) Forms nouns related to: ▸ language sounds and languages
4. (morpheme) Forms nouns related to: ▸ medical auscultation
5. (morpheme) Forms nouns related to: ▸ voice (Alternative form of -phonia)

Deriveds

-phonic

Translations (8)

nl -fonie (Translations) · es -fonía (Translations) · pl -fonia (Translations) · grc -φωνίᾱ (Translations) · hu -fónia (Translations) · fr -phonie (Translations) · la -phōnia (Translations) · da -foni (Translations)