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yl Yl YL yl- English Etymology en :der fr:-<ety:der<grc:ῡ̔́λη>> 1 Via en fr méthylène from en grc ὕλη wood, material.The Oxford English Dictionary, 2nd ed., Clarendon Press, 1989. Suffix en organic chemistry A univalent radical or functional group formed from a given molecule. Thus en propyl from propane, en benzyl from benzene, and so forth. Derived terms en -enyl -ylidene -ynyl en Translations radical or functional group Finnish: fi -yyli German: de -yl Hindi: hi -ल -l Italian: it -ile Norwegian: Bokmål: nb -yl Polish: pl -yl m Portuguese: pt -ilo m, pt -ila f Russian: ru -ил m Spanish: es -ila f Swedish: sv -yl References Anagrams en ly -ly LY Ly Ly-α ly ly- en Hydrocarbon chain suffixes Danish Etymology A new formation from da grc ὕλη wood, forest; material, matter, from da ine-pro *swel-, *sel- firewood, wood, beam. Pronunciation da [-ˈyˀl] Suffix da suffix definite singular neuter -ylet definite singular masculine -ylen indefinite plural -yler definite plural -ylerne da noun da hydrocarbon chain suffix Used to form nouns denoting chemical compounds; -yl da acetyl, akryl, ætyl, fenyl, salicyl acetyl, acryl, ethyl, phenyl, salicyl 1 References da noun-forming suffixes da Chemistry Organic chemistry Dutch Pronunciation nl Nl--yl.ogg Suffix nl suffix nl hydrocarbon chain suffix en -yl Derived terms nl Related terms nl alkyl -aan -een -yn German Etymology de :der grc:ῡ̔́λη From de grc ὕλη wood. Pronunciation de /yːl/ de De--yl.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) Suffix de suffix de hydrocarbon chain suffix en -yl Related terms de Alkyl de -an de -en de -in Middle English Suffix enm suffix 1 enm -el agentive suffix agentive Norwegian Bokmål Etymology A new formation from nb grc ὕλη wood, forest; material, matter, from nb ine-pro *swel-, *sel- firewood, wood, beam. Pronunciation nb /yːl/ nb nb--yl.ogg nb yːl nb -yl Suffix nb suffix (definite singular neuter nb -ylet, definite singular masculine nb -ylen, indefinite plural nb -yl or nb -yler, definite plural nb -ylene or nb -yla) nb noun nb hydrocarbon chain suffix Used to form nouns denoting chemical compounds; -yl nb acetyl, akryl, etyl, fenyl, salisyl acetyl, acryl, ethyl, phenyl, salicyl 1 References nb noun-forming suffixes nb Chemistry Organic chemistry Polish Pronunciation Etymology 1 pl Slavic :inh sla-pro:*-yľь + + Suffix pl suffix m forms nouns pl szczać szczyl Declension Masculine animal: Masculine personal: Derived terms pl Etymology 2 pl chemistry :bor en:-yl + + Suffix pl suffix m en -yl Declension Derived terms pl