eury-

Translingual

Etymology

New Latin, from Ancient Greek εὐρύς (eurús, “wide”).

Prefix

eury-

1. wide, broad

Derived terms

Translingual terms prefixed with eury-

• Euryabax
• Euryades
• Euryale
• Euryalusa
• Euryancale
• Euryapteryx
• Euryaptus
• Euryattus
• Euryaulax
• Eurybata
• Eurybia
• Euryblema
• Eurybrachys
• Eurycantha
• Eurycaulis
• Eurycercus
• Eurychoromyia
• Eurycope
• Eurycyphon
• Eurydactylodes
• Eurydacus
• Eurydema
• Eurydice
• Eurydiotyphla
• Eurydonotaa
• Eurydoxa
• Euryeidon
• Euryepiskiosa
• Euryeulia
• Eurygaster
• Eurygenys
• Euryglossa
• Euryglottis
• Eurygmus
• Eurygona
• Euryhaliotrema
• Euryhendelimyia
• Euryischia
• Euryischomyia
• Eurylaimus
• Eurylana
• Eurylasma
• Euryleptodes
• Euryloma
• Eurylomia
• Eurylychnus
• Eurymera
• Eurypterygia
• Eurystratiomyia
• Eurytoma
• †Eurypoda

 

See also

• Eurycea

English

Etymology

From Ancient Greek εὐρύς (eurús, “wide”).

Prefix

eury-

1. wide, broad

   Antonyms: lepto-, steno-

Derived terms

English terms prefixed with eury-

• euryprosopic

Translations

Translations

• French: eury- (fr)
• German: eury- (de)
• Polish: eury- (pl)

See also

• meso-
• platy-

Anagrams

• Urey, yure

Polish

Etymology

From Ancient Greek εὐρύς (eurús).

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ˈɛw.rɨ/

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• Rhymes: -ɛwrɨ
• Syllabification: eu‧ry

Prefix

eury-

1. eury-

   ‎eury- + ‎-fag → ‎euryfag

Derived terms

Category Polish terms prefixed with eury- not found

Further reading

• eury- in Polish dictionaries at PWN