Pris·cian 
(prĭshən, -ē-ən) Originally Priscianus Caesariensis. fl. AD 500.
(prĭshən, -ē-ən) Originally Priscianus Caesariensis. fl. AD 500. Latin grammarian at Constantinople whose text Institutiones Grammaticae was used throughout medieval Europe.
- phonocardiography
- phonogram
- phonogramic
- phonogrammic
- phonograph
- phonographer
- phonographic
- phonographically
- phonographist
- phonography
- phonolite
- phonolitic
- phonologic
- phonological
- phonologically
- phonologist
- phonology
- phonon
- phonoreception
- phonoreceptor
- phonoscope
- phonotactics
- -phony
- phony
- phony-baloney