rhynch-
combining form
variants or rhyncho-
: snout —chiefly in taxonomic names in zoology
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from Greek, from rhynchos snout, bill, beak; probably akin to Greek rhonchos, rhonkos snoring, wheezing, rhenchein, rhenkein to snore, snort, Old Irish srennim I snore
- coefficient of correlation
- coefficient of discharge
- coefficient of drag
- coefficient of elasticity
- coefficient of expansion
- coefficient of friction
- coefficient of kinematic viscosity
- coefficient of leakage
- coefficient of racial likeness
- coefficient of resistance
- coefficient of restitution
- coefficient of variability
- coefficient of variation
- coefficient of velocity
- coefficient of viscosity
- coefficiently
- coefficients
- coehelminthic
- coehorn
- coehorns
- coeing
- coelacanth
- Coelacanthidae
- coelacanthine
- Coelacanthini