-onymy

onymy English Alternative forms -nymy Etymology en :bor la-new:-ōnymia<ety:af<-ōnymos><-ia>> 1 From international scientific vocabulary, reflecting the New Latin classical compound combining form la -ōnymia, from la -ōnymos -onymous [from en grc -ώνυμος, from 1 grc ὄνυμα<t:name> -ος<id:adjective><pos:suffix forming compound adjectives>] 1 la -ia; compare also en ὄνομα#Derived_terms ὄνομα § Derived terms. Pronunciation en LL-Q1860 (eng)-Vealhurl--onymy.wav Southern England en LL-Q1860 (eng)-Vealhurl--onymy.wav Southern England Suffix Used to form nouns describing the study, formation, or use of words or names. Derived terms en en acronymy allonymy anthroponymy antonymy aptonymy antonymy autonymy backronymy caconymy capitonymy chresonymy chrononymy contronymy cryptonymy demonymy endonymy eponymy ethnonymy euonymy exonymy geonymy glossonymy heterochresonymy heteronymy hodonymy holonymy homonymy hydronymy hyperonymy hyponymy isonymy meronymy meroparonymy metonymy metronymy micronymy microtoponymy mononymy myonymy neonymy netcronymy neuronymy organonymy oronymy orthochresonymy paleonymy papponymy paronymy patronymy pertainymy phytonymy poecilonymy polyonymy pseudonymy retronymy synonymy tautonymy teknonymy theonymy toponymy troponymy xenonymy Related terms en -nym en -onym en -onymous Translations used to form nouns describing the study, formation, or use of words or names Catalan: ca -onímia f French: fr -onymie f German: de -onymie f Hungarian: hu -nímia Italian: it -onimia f Polish: pl -onimia f Portuguese: pt -onímia f Romanian: ro -onimie f