-phony

See also: phony

English

Etymology

By surface analysis, -phone +‎ -y.

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): /-fəni/

Suffix

-phony

  1. Forms nouns related to:
    1. sound or its production
    2. musical structure
    3. language sounds and languages
    4. medical auscultation
    5. voice (Alternative form of -phonia)

Derived terms

English terms suffixed with -phony
acrophony
allophony
Anglophony
anthrophony
anthropophony
aphony
autophony
biophony
bronchophony
cacophony
diaphony
dodecaphony
duodecaphony
dysphony
echophony
egophony
euphony
exophony
Francophony
geophony
heterophony
holophony
homeophony
homophony
lamprophony
laryngophony
Lusophony
metaphony
microphony
monophony
orthophony
paraphony
photophony
pleophony
polyphony
pornophony
psychophony
quadraphony
quadrophony
steganophony
stereophony
symphony
tautophony
telephony
tympanophony

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