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English
nom-
Ancient Greek
-ο-
(
-o-
)
der.
Latin
-o-
bor.
English
-o-
Proto-Indo-European
*gerbʰ-
Proto-Hellenic
*grə́pʰō
Ancient Greek
γράφω
(
gráphō
)
Proto-Indo-European
*-os
Proto-Hellenic
*-os
Ancient Greek
-ος
(
-os
)
Ancient Greek
-γρᾰ́φος
(
-grắphos
)
der.
English
-graph
English
nomograph
From
nom-
+
-o-
+
-graph
.
Noun
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nomograph
(
plural
nomographs
)
A
nomogram
.
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monograph
,
phonogram
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