anaptyctic
adjective
an·ap·tyc·tic
¦anəp¦tiktik,
¦aˌnap-
variants or less commonly anaptyctical
-ktə̇kəl
: relating to or resulting from anaptyxis
development of an anaptyctic vowel
Word History
Etymology
from New Latin anaptyxis, after such pairs as Late Latin syntaxis syntax: English syntactic, syntactical
First Known Use
1880, in the meaning defined above
- polythalamous
- polytheism
- polytheisms
- polytheist
- polytheister
- polytheistest
- polytheistic
- polytheistical
- polytheists
- polythene
- polythenes
- polythionic acid
- Polytoma
- polytomous
- polytomy
- polytonal
- polytonalism
- polytonalisms
- polytonalist
- polytonalities
- polytonality
- polytonally
- polytone
- polytonic
- polytopic