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cyathus

[ sahy-uh-thuhs ]
/ ˈsaɪ ə θəs /

noun, plural cy·a·thi [sahy-uh-thahy]. /ˈsaɪ əˌθaɪ/.

kyathos.

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Origin of cyathus

<Latin <Greek kyáthoskyathos

Words nearby cyathus

cyanurate, cyanuric, cyanuric acid, cyathiform, cyathium, cyathus, Cybele, cyber, cyberathlete, cyberattack, cyberbully
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