-andry

a combining form occurring in nouns corresponding to adjectives ending in -androus: polyandry.

Origin of -andry

< Greek -andria. See andr-, -y³

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British Dictionary definitions for -andry

-andry

n combining form

indicating number of husbandspolyandry

Word Origin for -andry

from Greek -andria, from anēr man

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