pycn-
combining form
variants or pycno-
: close : compact : dense : bulky
pycnic
pycnidium
pycnogonid
Word History
Etymology
Latin, from Greek pykn-, pykno-, from pyknos; akin to Greek pyka thickly, Albanian puth kiss, Avestan pusā- headband; basic meaning: pressed together
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