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Neoclassical compound

Neoclassical compounds or classical compounds are compound words composed from combining forms (which act as affixes or stems) derived from the classical languages, Latin and Ancient Greek. Neo-Latin comprises many such words and is a substantial component of the technical and scientific lexicon of English and other languages, via international…

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Compound wordsAffixesStemsClassical languagesLatin
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Source of international technical vocabulary

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Neoclassical compound

Nodes116
Edges115
Triples45
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.017241
Components1

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Neoclassical compound

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related to Source of international technical vocabulary · 14
Neoclassical compound → European, Fernsprecher, German, Like, Neo-Latin, Neoclassical, Not, Russian, Since, Telefon, This, Usually, Wasserstoff, Western European
related to Formation · 8
Neoclassical compound → Greek, If, In, In English, In Greek, It, Its, Latin
related to Origin · 7
Neoclassical compound → An, English, French, Generally, German, Greek, Latin
related to history · 6
Neoclassical compound → English, Not, Other, Sir John Cheke, The, The Tudor
related to Translation · 4
Neoclassical compound → English, European, Most, There

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γγinstance ofγ plus a velar stop consonant0.80text
γκ or γξ become nginstance ofγ plus a velar stop consonant0.80text
nc/nkinstance ofγ plus a velar stop consonant0.80text
and nxinstance ofγ plus a velar stop consonant0.80text
gigabyteinstance ofresulting in creations0.80text
Fuchsia.Neoclassical compounds are sometimes used to lend grandeur or the impression of scientific rigour to humble pursuitsinstance ofPersonal names appear in some scientific names0.80text
Neoclassical compoundrelated to FormationIn Greek0.60section
Neoclassical compoundrelated to FormationLatin0.60section
Neoclassical compoundrelated to FormationIn0.60section
Neoclassical compoundrelated to FormationGreek0.60section
Neoclassical compoundrelated to FormationIn English0.60section
Neoclassical compoundrelated to FormationIt0.60section

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