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anthropocentric
Anthropocentric (an′-thrƏ-pƏ-SEN′-trik), an adjective built on anthropos, mankind; Greek
kentron, center, and the adjective suϫx -ic, describes thinking, assumptions, reasoning, etc.
that see mankind as the central fact, or ultimate aim, of the universe. The noun forms are
either anthropocentrism (an′-thrƏ-pƏ-SEN′-triz-Əm) or anthropocentricity (an′-thrƏ-pō′-sƏnTRIS′-Ə-tee).
adromania
Andromania (an′-drƏ-MAY′-nee-Ə), a combination of andros, man (male), plus mania,
madness, signiϧes an obsession with males. Person: andromaniac, one who is mad about
men; adjective: andromaniacal (an′-drƏ-mƏ-NĪ′-Ə-kƏl)
gynandrous
plants in which the male and female organs are united in the same column; or
gynandrous
people who physically have both male and female sexual organs, often one or both in
rudimentary form; or
gynandrous
(a more recent meaning) people who exhibit, or are willing to own up to, the male and
female emotional characteristics that everyone possesses.
gynandrous
The word may have the roots in reverse, becoming androgynous (an-DROJ′-Ə-nƏs), with
all three meanings identical to those of gynandrous.
Hermaphroditic
Hermaphroditic (hur-maf′-rƏ-DIT′-ik), a combination of Hermes, the Greek god who served
as messenger or herald (in Roman mythology, this god was known as Mercury, and is
conventionally pictured with wings on his heels), and Aphrodite, the Greek goddess of love
and beauty (in Roman mythology, Venus), has either of the ϧrst two meanings of
gynandrous.
gynandrous
The noun form of gynandrous is gynandry (jī-NAN′-dree); of androgynous, androgyny (anDROJ′-Ə-nee); of hermaphroditic, hermaphroditism (hur-MAF′-rƏ-dī′-tiz-Əm).
The individual plant is an andrognye (AN′-drƏ-jin); plant or person, a hermaphrodite (hurMAF′-rƏ-dīt′)
monomania
Monomania (mon-Ə-MAY′-nee-Ə), combining monos, one, and mania, madness, is an
obsession with one thing, or obsessiveness in one area. Person: monomaniac; adjective:
monomaniacal (mon′-Ə-mƏ-NĪ′-Ə-kƏl).
a misandrist
A misandrist (mis-AN′-drist), combining misein, to hate, with andros, man (male), hates
men. Noun: misandry (mis-AN′-dree). Adjective: misandrous (mis-AN′-drƏs).
Hermes, messenger of Gods
hermaphrodite
aphrodite, Aphrodite, goddess of love and beauty
hermaphroditic
misein, to hate
misandry (benci cowok)
Cardialgia
heart pain—kardia, heart, plus algos, pain.
Nostalgia
Adjective: nostalgic
padios (ped-), child
pedodontia
kardia, hearth
cardialgia
algos, pain
odontalgia
odontos, tooth
pedodontist
nostos, a return
nostalgia
octogenarian, octo, 8
80-89 years old
sexagenarian
60-69 years old
septuagenarian
70-79 years old
nonagenarian
90-99 years old
centenarian
100 and over the years old
Cacopygian
bagian belakang yang tidak berbentuk
Telescope
(tele- plus skopein, to view)
telephone, television
to view happenings that occur a great distance away
octaginta, 80
octagenarian
quinquaginta, 50
quinquagenarian
sexaginta, 60
sexagenarian
septuaginta, 70
septuagenarian
nonaginta, 90
nonagenarian
centum, 100
centenarian
kakos, harsh
cacophonous
pyge, buttock (pantat)
cacopygian
skopein, to view
telescope
sophomore
from sophos plus moros, foolish, the word etymologically designates one
who is half wise and half foolish. The adjective sophomoric (sof-Ə-MAWR′-ik) describes
people, attitudes, statements, writings, etc. that are highly opinionated, self-assured, and
coming off as if wise, but which in reality are immature, inexperienced, foolish, etc.
Sophisticated
(sƏ-FIS′-tƏ-kay′-tƏd). The verb is sophisticate, the noun sophistication. One
who is worldly-wise is a sophisticate (sƏ-FIS′-tƏ-kƏt).
bibliomaniac
one who is obsessed with books, especially with collecting books.
multus
many
multitude
orang banyak
Francophile
Admire France, its people, customs
Russiophile
Admire Russia, its people, customs
Hispanophile
Admire Spain, its people, customs
Germanophile
Admire Germany, its people, customs
Nipponophile
Admire Japan, its people, customs
Sinophile
Admire China, its people, customs
adrophile
one who loves males
gynephile
one who loves women
pedophile
one who loves children
zoophile
one who loves animals
botanophile
one who loves plants
sophos, wise
sophomore
moros, foolish
sophomore
Franco
France
Russo
Russia
Hispano
Spain
Germano
German
Nippono
Japan
Sino
China
philein
philogynist
paidos (ped-), child
pedophile
botane
plant
A notable (penting)
someone well-known