-phage

phage English Etymology From en la -phagus, from en grc φάγος glutton, from grc φαγεῖν to eat, aorist active infinitive of grc ἔφαγον I ate, devoured. Stem grc ἔφαγον φαγ- may also derive from ine-pro *bʰeh₂g- to divide, distributeφᾰγεῖν II 1543 thus ultimately 1 en bhakti (via sa भक्ति portion, division from root sa भज् to divide, to apportion). Pronunciation en /feɪd͡ʒ/ en LL-Q1860 (eng)-Vealhurl--phage.wav Southern England en eɪdʒ 1 Suffix eater; something that eats, or consumes. Derived terms en Related terms en phage -phagous -phagy -phagist Translations something that eats, or consumes Finnish: fi -fagi French: fr -phage Galician: gl -fago m German: de -phage m Greek: el -φάγος m f Italian: it -fago m Japanese: ja 食い -食い -gui Polish: pl -fag m Portuguese: pt -fago m Slovak: sk -fág m Spanish: es -fago m References Anagrams en aeghp Pegah French Etymology fr :uder la:-phagus<ety:der<grc:φάγος>> + From fr la - suffix la -phagus, from fr grc φάγος glutton, from fr grc φαγεῖν to eat. Pronunciation fr -phage Suffix en -phage fr -vore Derived terms fr fr allélophage autophage bibliophage caryophage conchyliophage créophage détritiphage euryphage géophage hippophage ichtyophage karyophage lithophage lotophage macrophage mallophage mégaœsophage méliphage mélophage microphage mycétophage œsophage œsophagectomie oligophage omophage ophiophage opiophage patriphage phage phyllophage planctophage polyphage prophage rhizophage saprophage sarcophage scatophage sténophage termitophage téléphage toxicophage Related terms fr -phagie fr -phagique