enclitic
noun
en·clit·ic en-ˈkli-tik 
: a clitic that is associated with a preceding word
enclitic adjective
Word History
Etymology
Late Latin encliticus, from Greek enklitikos, from enklinesthai to lean on, from en- + klinein to lean — more at lean
First Known Use
circa 1663, in the meaning defined above
- dnaases
- dnas
- DNase
- dnases
- DNB
- DNC
- dneprodzerzhinsk
- dnepropetrovsk
- DNF
- dni
- Dnieper
- Dniester
- Dniprodzerzhyns'k
- Dnipropetrovs'k
- DNP
- DNR
- dnus
- do
- do (one's) grocery shopping
- do (someone or something) an injustice
- do (someone) a favor
- do (someone) a power of good
- do (someone) a service
- do (someone) a world/lot of good
- do (someone) no service