synapte

[ see-nahp-tee, sin-ap-tee ]

/ ˌsi nɑpˈti, ˈsɪn æp ti /

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noun Eastern Church.

a litany.

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Origin of synapte

<Medieval Greek synaptḗ, noun use of feminine of Greek synaptós (adj.) joined together; see synapsis

Words nearby synapte

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