polymythy
noun
po·lym·y·thy
pəˈliməthē;
ˈpälēˌmithē,
-lə̇ˌm-
plural -es
: the inclusion of many or several stories or plots in one narrative or dramatic work
Word History
Etymology
New Latin polymythia, from Greek polymythos with many legends (from poly- + mythos myth) + New Latin -ia -y
- antipathists
- antipathize
- antipathy
- antipatriotic
- antipedal
- antipedobaptism
- antipedobaptist
- antipendium
- antiperiodics
- antiperistalses
- antiperistases
- antiperistasis
- antipernicious anemia factor
- antipersonnel
- antiperspirant
- dibbles
- dibbling
- dibbuk
- dibbuks
- dibenz-
- dibenzo-
- dibenzofuran
- dibenzofurans
- dibhole
- diborane