paysage
noun
pay·sage
ˈpāsij,
ˌpāēˈzäzh
plural -s
: landscape
Word History
Etymology
French, from Middle French, from pays country (from Old French païs, from Late Latin pagensis inhabitant of a district, from Latin pagus district) + -age
- cyto-
- cytoarchitectonics
- cytoarchitectures
- cytoblastema
- cytoblastemal
- cytocentrum
- cytochalasin
- cytochalasins
- cytochemical
- cytochemistries
- cytochemistry
- cytochimera
- cytochondria
- cytochrome
- cytochrome c
- cytochrome oxidase
- cytochromes
- cytochylema
- cytode
- cytodendrite
- cytodes
- cytodifferentiation
- cytodifferentiations
- cytogamy
- cytogeneses