cyno-

British

combining form

indicating a dog

cynopodous
cynophobia

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Etymology

Origin of cyno-

from Greek kuōn dog

Example Sentences

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Caeawg Cynhorawg arfawg yngawr, Cyno diwygwr gwrdd yngwyawr, p. 65Cynran yn rhagwan rhag byddinawr, Cwyddai bum pumwnt rhag eu llafnawr, O wyr Deifr a Bryneich dychrawr, Ugeincant eu difant yn unawr, Cynt i gig i fleidd nog yt i neithiawr, Cynt e fydd i fran, nog yt i elawr, Cyn noe argyfrein e waed i lawr, Gwerth medd ynghyntedd gan Liweddawr, Hyfeidd Hir ermygir tra fo Cerddawr. i.e.

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