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  • 1.1 Etymology
  • 1.2 Suffix
    • 1.2.1 Synonyms
    • 1.2.2 Derived terms
    • 1.2.3 Related terms
    • 1.2.4 Translations
  • 1.3 Anagrams
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  • 2.5 Further reading

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Etymology

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From Ancient Greek suffix -γράφος (-gráphos, “that writes, describes”), from γράφω (gráphō, “to scratch, to scrape, to graze”), whence also -graphy.

Suffix

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-graph

1. that writes stenograph
2. (metonymic) that is written
3. (by analogy) that draws or shows
4. (metonymic) that is drawn or shown photograph
5. A group of letters of a specified number.

Synonyms

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• (that written): -gram
• (that drawn or show): -gram

Derived terms

[edit] English terms suffixed with -graph accelerograph actigraph actinograph addressograph adoxograph aerograph aerophotograph Agamograph airgraph allograph altigraph amylograph anaglyptograph anapnograph anemograph angiograph arcograph arteriograph astrograph ataxiagraph authograph autograph automatograph bacteriograph barograph barometrograph barothermograph bathythermograph bibliograph biograph brontograph capnograph cardiograph cartograph cathodograph ceraunograph cerograph cervicograph chalcograph choreograph chorograph chromatograph chromograph chronograph chrysograph cinematograph cinemograph climograph clinograph comparograph composograph comptograph copygraph coronagraph coronograph craniograph crescograph cryptograph curvograph cyclograph cymagraph cymatograph cymograph dactylograph demograph dendrograph dermatograph detectograph dictograph digraph diplograph dromograph duograph dynamograph echocardiograph echograph eidograph electrobasograph electrocardiograph electrogastrograph electrograph electroretinograph ellipsograph elliptograph embossograph encephalograph endograph ergograph evaporograph extensograph farinograph flannelgraph fluorograph fluoromicrograph fluviography fractograph galvanograph glossograph glottograph gyrograph haplograph harmonograph hectograph helicograph heliograph heptagraph heterograph hexagraph hierograph histograph hodograph holograph holographic homeograph homograph hyalograph hydrograph hydrometrograph hyetogram hyetograph hygrograph hygrothermograph ichnograph ichthyograph ideograph idiograph isograph isometrograph jellygraph kaleidograph keratograph keraunograph kindergraph kineograph kinesiograph kinetograph kymograph laryngograph leograph lexigraph limnograph lithograph loxodograph lucigraph macrograph magnetograph mammograph manograph marconigraph marigraph marograph mechanograph megalograph melodiograph melograph metallograph meteorograph metrograph mezzograph micrograph mimeograph monograph morphograph motograph myocardiograph myograph nephograph nephrograph noctograph noematachograph nomograph nyctograph odograph odontograph oleograph omnigraph oncograph ondograph oograph opisthograph orograph orthodiagraph orthograph orthographic oscillograph osmograph oxygraph palatograph paleograph pallograph papyrograph pedograph pelvigraph perigraph perspectograph petrograph phlebograph phonautograph phonograph photograph

• digraph
• trigraph
• tetragraph
• pentagraph
• monograph
• photograph
• paragraph

Related terms

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• -graphy

Translations

[edit] something related to writing etc.

Catalan: -graf (ca) m Czech: -graf m Danish: -graf c Finnish: -grafi French: -graphe (fr) German: -graph (de) Hungarian: -gráf Indonesian: -graf Latin: -graphus Malay: -graf Norwegian: Bokmål: -graf m Nynorsk: -graf m Polish: -graf (pl) m Portuguese: -grafo (pt) m Russian: -граф m (-graf) Spanish: -grafo (es) Ukrainian: -граф m (-hraf), -ґраф m (-graf)

Anagrams

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• phrag

German

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Alternative forms

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• -graf

Etymology

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Originally in borrowings from Latin terms ending in -graphus such as Geograph from geōgraphus

Pronunciation

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Suffix

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-graph m

1. -graph

Derived terms

[edit] German terms suffixed with -graph Autograph Ethnograph Geograph Hektograph Megalograph Meteorograph Photograph

Related terms

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• -graphie

Further reading

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• “-graph” in Digitales Wörterbuch der deutschen Sprache

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