-onyme

French Pronunciation fr LL-Q150 (fra)-WikiLucas00--onyme.wav <<France>> (<<Lyon>>) Etymology 1 fr adjective :lbor la:-ōnymos 1 fr la -ōnymos//-ōnymus, from fr grc -ώνυμος, from 1 grc ὄνυμα<t:name> -ος<id:adjective><pos:suffix forming compound adjectives>. Suffix -onymous (having a specified number or type of names) fr an- anonyme<pos:a><t:having no name> fr mono- mononyme<pos:a><t:having one name> fr poly- polyonyme<pos:a><t:having multiple names> fr homo- homonyme<pos:a><t:having the same name> fr pseudo- pseudonyme<id:adjective><pos:a><t:having a false name> fr hiéro- hiéronyme<pos:a><t:having a sacred name> fr syn- synonyme<pos:a> fr épi- éponyme<pos:a> Suffix mfbysense fr person -onymous person, en -onym person (person) fr an- anonyme<id:person><g:mf><pos:nominalized adjective> fr pseudo- pseudonyme<id:person><g:mf><pos:nominalized adjective> fr épi- éponyme<id:person><g:mf><pos:nominalized adjective> Derived terms fr adjective Descendants 1 en -onym<id:-onymous> Etymology 2 fr noun :lbor la-new:-ōnymum 1 From international scientific vocabulary, reflecting the fr la-new - 1 classical compound combining form la -ōnymum n, from the nominalization of fr grc -ώνυμον, the neuter of grc -ώνυμος -onymous, from 1 grc ὄνυμα<pos:Doric and Aeolic dialectal form of grc ὄνομα name> -ος<id:adjective><pos:adjective-forming suffix>; compare also en -onymy#Etymology -onymy § Etymology. Suffix m en -onym Q3274360 combining form meaning “word” or “name”, used in terms that denote a particular kind of word or name fr pseudo- pseudonyme<id:noun><g:m><pos:n> fr anthropo- anthroponyme<g:m><pos:n> fr ethno- ethnonyme<g:m><pos:n> fr glotto- glottonyme<g:m><pos:n> fr chromo- chromonyme<g:m><pos:n> fr topo- toponyme<g:m><pos:n> Derived terms fr noun