-graf

graf graaf Graf gráf Catalan Etymology ca grc γράφω. Pronunciation Suffix m -graph Suffix m -grapher Derived terms ca Related terms ca graf ca -grafia ca -grama Czech Etymology cs :der grc:γράφω + 1 Pronunciation Suffix m-in -graph Suffix m-an -grapher Derived terms cs Related terms See cs graf Further reading Danish Etymology From da grc γράφω. Suffix da suffix c -graph -grapher Declension en er Derived terms da References da noun-forming suffixes German Etymology Originally in borrowings from Latin terms ending in la -graphus such as de Geograph from la geōgraphus. Ultimately from de grc -γράφος that writes, describes, from grc γράφω to scratch, to scrape, to graze. Pronunciation de LL-Q188 (deu)-Frank C. Müller--graf.wav de De--graf.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) Suffix m.weak in de -graph Usage notes In some compounds such as de Landgraf and de Markgraf the part -graf refers to de Graf (count) and is unrelated to de -graphie/de -graph (-graphy/-graph). Declension m.weak Derived terms de Further reading Irish Suffix n m -graph Declension - graf graif Derived terms ga Related terms ga -grafaíocht f -graphy Norwegian Bokmål Etymology From nb grc γράφω. Suffix nb suffix m -graph -grapher Derived terms nb References nb noun-forming suffixes Norwegian Nynorsk Etymology From nn grc γράφω. Suffix nn suffix m -graph -grapher Derived terms nn References nn noun-forming suffixes Polish Etymology pl -graph :lbor grc:γράφω<id:to scratch> + 1 Pronunciation LL-Q809 (pol)-Poemat--graf.wav graf Suffix pl suffix m-in -graph pl aktyno- aktynograf Declension Suffix pl suffix m-pr -grapher pl biblio- bibliograf Declension Derived terms pl See also pl -grafia, pl grafo- Further reading Swedish Suffix sv suffix c -graph, -grapher; pertaining to writing and recording Derived terms sv