syn-

(word root) with, togetherExamples of words with the root syn-: synthesis, synoptic, synonymous

syn-

or sym-pref.1. a. Together; with: synecology.b. United: syncarp.2. a. Same; similar: sympatric.b. At the same time: synesthesia.

[Greek sun-, from sun; see ksun in Indo-European roots.]

syn-

prefix 1. with or together: synecology. 2. fusion: syngamy. [from Greek sun together, with]

syn-

a prefix occurring orig. in loanwords from Greek, meaning “with,” “together”: syncarpous; synchronous; synthesis. For variants before certain consonants, see sy-, syl-, sym-. [< Greek, comb. form representing sýn with, together with]

syn.

1. synonym. 2. synonymous. 3. synonymy.

syn-

word element [Gr.], union; association.

syn-

Together, with, joined; appears as sym- before b, p, ph, or m; corresponds to L. con-. [G. syn, with, together]

syn-

Prefix meaning together, with, joined; appears as sym- before b, p, ph, or m; corresponds to L. con-. [G. syn, with, together]

syn-

Prefix denoting together, conjointly or joined.

syn-

Combining form meaning together, with, joined; appears as sym- before b, p, ph, or m; corresponds to L. con-. [G. syn, with, together]

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SYN-➣With, Together (Prefix)