-graphus

Latin Etymology la :bor grc:-γράφος 1 From la grc -γράφος, from 1 grc γρᾰ́φω<id:to scratch><t:to paint; to write; to describe> -ος<id:adjective><pos:suffix forming compound adjectives (often nominalizable)>. Originally found in borrowings from Ancient Greek, such as la autographus a from grc αὐτόγραφος a, or la geōgraphus n from grc γεωγράφος n. Pronunciation -graphus stressed on antepenult Suffix -graphus la adjective -graphous la auto- autographus Declension -graphus Derived terms la adjective la holographus idiographus opisthographus orthographus pseudographus Descendants 1 en -graphous 1 fr -graphe<id:adjective> 1 de -graph//-graf 1 it -grafo<id:adjective> 1 pt -grafo<id:adjective> 1 es -grafo<id:adjective> Suffix -graphus<2> la noun -grapher la geō- geōgraphus Declension -graphus<2> Derived terms la noun la antigraphus artigraphus chirographus comoediographus encomiographus hypomnematographus logographus mimographus orthographus psalmographus rhyparographus sillographus technographus tragoediographus Descendants 1 nl -graaf 1 en -graph -grapher<der:1> 1 fr -graphe<id:noun (-graphus)> 1 de -graph//-graf 1 it -grafo<id:noun> 1 pt -grafo<id:noun> 1 es -grafo<id:noun> Related terms la -graphia la paragraphus (-i, f.) la Writing