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synapte
[see-nahp-
tee
,
sin
-ap-tee]
/ˌsi nɑpˈti, ˈsɪn æp ti/
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noun
,
Eastern Church.
1.
a litany.
Origin of
synapte
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Medieval Greek
Greek
<
Medieval Greek
synaptḗ,
noun use of feminine of
Greek
synaptós
(adj.) joined together; see
synapsis
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