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syn-
1- a prefix occurring in loanwords from Greek, having the same function as co- ( synthesis; synoptic ); used, with the meaning “with,” “together,” in the formation of compound words ( synsepalous ) or “synthetic” in such compounds ( syngas ).
syn.
2abbreviation for
- synonym.
- synonymous.
- synonymy.
syn-
1prefix
- with or together
synecology
- fusion
syngamy
syn
2/ sɪn; saɪn /
adverb
- a variant of syne 1
syn.
3abbreviation for
- synonym(ous)
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Word History and Origins
Origin of syn-1
< Greek, combining form representing sýn with, together with
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Word History and Origins
Origin of syn-1
from Greek sun together, with
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Example Sentences
Than bad he hym syn erthe was so lyte; F. Than bad he hym see the erthe that is so lite (wrongly).
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Syn, the tenth, keeps the door in the hall, and shuts it against those who ought not to enter.
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Die Pfarer soll den Gmeinden irs gfallens zu erkiessen Zugestelt syn.
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Syn′chroniser; Syn′chronism, concurrence of events in time: the tabular arrangement of contemporary events, &c., in history.
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The word syntax is derived from the Greek syn (with or together) and taxis (arrangement).
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