-bulia

Word Origin

Chiefly Psychiatry.

a combining form meaning “will,” used in the formation of compound words:

abulia.

Origin

< New Latin < Greek -boulia, equivalent to boul(ḗ) will + -ia -ia

-bulia

condition of having such will:

hyperbulia

-bu·lia
\ˈbyülēə\ noun combining form
also -bou·lia \ˈbü-\
(-s)
Etymology: New Latin -bulia, from Greek -boulia, from boulē will; probably akin to Greek ballein to throw — more at devil
: condition of having (such) will
< hyperbulia >

词汇	-bulia
词根词缀	Dictionary.com Prefixsuffix.com Webster -bulia Word Origin Chiefly Psychiatry. 1 a combining form meaning “will,” used in the formation of compound words: abulia. Origin < New Latin < Greek -boulia, equivalent to boul(ḗ) will + -ia -ia -bulia condition of having such will: hyperbulia -bu·lia \ˈbyülēə\ noun combining form also -bou·lia \ˈbü-\ (-s) Etymology: New Latin -bulia, from Greek -boulia, from boulē will; probably akin to Greek ballein to throw — more at devil : condition of having (such) will < hyperbulia >
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