ectype
noun
ec·type
ˈekˌtīp
1
: a copy from an original : an imitation or reproduction (such as an impression of a seal)
2
a
: something in the world of external reality as distinguished from its eternal and ideal archetype or prototype
b
Lockeanism : an idea or impression more or less corresponding to some external reality
Word History
Etymology
ec- coming from something else, derivative (from Greek ek out of, out, from ex) + -type (as in archetype)
- buckjump
- buckjumped
- buckjumper
- buckjumping
- buckjumps
- buckle
- buckle (down to)
- buckle (down)
- buckle (under)
- buckle chain
- buckle down
- buckle down to
- buckle plate
- buckle under
- buckle up
- buckled
- buckled (down to)
- buckled (down)
- buckled (under)
- buckled down
- buckled down to
- buckled plate
- buckled under
- buckled up
- buckleless