phoronomy
/fəˈrɒnəmi/Philosophy
noun
The study of motion, considered without reference to force or mass; kinematics.
- Frequently with reference to the use of the term by Kant..
Origin
Late 18th century. From German Phoronomie from post-classical Latin phoronomia from ancient Greek ϕορά motion + classical Latin -nomia.
- stick at nothing
- stickball
- stickbuilt
- stick by
- stick 'em up!
- sticker
- sticker licker
- sticker price
- sticker shock
- stick fat
- stick-handle
- stickily
- stickiness
- sticking plaster
- sticking point
- stick in one's craw
- stick in one's mind (or memory)
- lunisolar
- lunitidal
- lunk
- lunker
- lunkhead
- lunula
- lunular
- lunulate