palato-

a combining form representing palate, in compound words:

palatogram.

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palatogram
palatography

palato-|pəˌleɪtəʊ, ˌpælətəʊ|comb. form of L. palātum palate, in scientific words, chiefly anatomical.palato-alveolar a. (Phonetics) (see quots. 1932 and 1962). palato-ˈdental (Phonetics) a., pertaining to palate and teeth; applied to consonants produced by placing the tongue against the palate immediately behind the teeth; n., a consonant so produced. palato-ˈglossal a., belonging to or connecting the palate and the tongue; n., the palatoglossal muscle or palatoglossus. palatognathous |-ˈɒgnəθəs| a. [Gr. γνάθος jaw], affected with cleft palate. palato-ˈmaxillary a. [L. maxilla jaw], belonging to or connecting the palate and the (upper or lower) jaw or jaw-bone. palato-ˈnasal a., belonging to or connecting the palate and the nose. palato-pharyngeal |-fəˈrɪndʒiːəl| a., belonging to or connecting the palate and the pharynx; n., the palato-pharyngeal muscle or palatopharyngeus. ˈpalatoˌplasty Surg. [Gr. πλάσσειν to mould], plastic surgery of the palate. palato-pterygoid |-ˈptɛrɪgɔɪd| a., belonging to the palatine and pterygoid bones; n., a bone composed of these united. palato-ˈpterygo-ˈquadrate a., pertaining to the palatine, pterygoid, and quadrate bones; n., a cartilaginous structure representing these in certain fishes. palato-quadrate |-ˈkwɒdrət| a., pertaining to or combining the palatine and quadrate bones; also n. (sc. bone, cartilage). palatorrhaphy |pæləˈtɒrəfɪ| Surg. [Gr. ῥαϕή suture]: see quot. palato-velar (Phonetics) a., articulated with the tongue in contact with the palate and velum simultaneously or successively; also either palatal or velar.1932D. Jones Outl. Eng. Phonetics (ed. 3) ix. 45 *Palato-alveolar, articulated by the blade of the tongue against the teeth-ridge with raising of the main body of the tongue towards the palate.1962B. M. H. Strang Mod. Eng. Struct. iii. 30 Palato-alveolar (tongue tip to palatal edge of alveolar ridge).1964R. H. Robins Gen. Linguistics iii. 101 Palato-alveolar fricatives.1973J. C. Wells Jamaican Pronunc. in London i. 10 An unexpectedly large number of confusions between post⁓alveolar and palato-alveolar affricates turned up.1844Key Alphabet, etc. 55 D..is the medial letter of the order of dentals, or *palato-dentals.Ibid. 99 T is the thin letter of the dental or palato-dental series.1893Syd. Soc. Lex., *P[alatoglossal] fold, the anterior pillar of the fauces.1782Monro Anat. 92 Each of the two *palato-maxillary [sutures] is at the back part of the side of each nostril.1880Gunther Fishes 76 The palato-maxillary apparatus.1878Bell Gegenbaur's Comp. Anat. 448 A firm framework for the *palato-pharyngeal cavity.1893Syd. Soc. Lex., P[alato-pharyngeal] fold, the posterior pillar of the fauces.1890Billings Nat. Med. Dict. II. 278 *Palatoplasty.1854Owen Skel. & Teeth in Circ. Sc., Organ. Nat. I. 235 The *palato-pterygoid process.1888Rolleston & Jackson Anim. Life 396 The palato-pterygoid of Urodela appears as a continuous membrane-bone subsequently divided.Ibid. 413 In the latter [Holocephali among Pisces] the *palato-pterygo-quadrate cartilage is continuous with the cranium... The palato-pterygo-quadrate is continuous with the cranium in Dipnoi.1870Rolleston Anim. Life 38 The *palato-quadrate cartilages.1871Huxley Anat. Vert. 135 [In osseous fishes] the palato-quadrate arch is represented by several bones, of which the most constant are the palatine in front and the quadrate behind and below.1857Mayne Expos. Lex., *Palatoraphy, term for the operation of uniting by suture the cleft palate.1893Syd. Soc. Lex., Palatorrhaphy, the suturing of a cleft palate.1895P. Giles Short Man. Compar. Philol. ii. viii. 113 Osthoff argues that there were originally three series of guttural consonants [in Indo-Germanic], making the velars which are not followed by u̯ the third intermediate or ‘*palato⁓velar’ series.1902E. W. Scripture Elem. Exper. Phonetics xxix. 443, 3d Series (middle and back of tongue)..k², g² palato-velar.1935W. F. Twaddell On defining Phoneme v. 48 The ‘p-phoneme’ is therefore the sum of all those phonological differentiae which correspond to a bilabial articulation as opposed to alveolar or palato⁓velar, [etc.].1964R. A. Hall Introd. Linguistics i. xvi. 96 In the case of French, we can, on the grounds of complementary distribution, bring bilabial and labio-dental together under ‘labial’ position; palatal and velar together under ‘palato-velar’; and fricative and sibilant together under ‘spirant’ manner.

palato- /ˈpalətəʊ, pəˈleɪtəʊ/ combining form of Latin palatum palate noun or of palatine adjective² & noun²: see -o-.

DERIVATIVE palato-alˈveolar adjective (Phonetics) (of a consonant) articulated with the tongue raised towards the palate and the tip of the tongue against the alveolar ridge L19.
palato-ˈdental adjective & noun (Phonetics) (a) adjective pertaining to the palate and the teeth; (of a consonant) articulated with the tongue against the palate immediately behind the teeth; (b) noun a consonant articulated in this way: M19.
ˈpalatogram noun (Phonetics) a diagram produced by palatography E20.
palatoˈgraphic adjective (Phonetics) of or pertaining to palatography E20.
palaˈtography noun (Phonetics) a technique of recording the position of the tongue during articulation from its contact with the hard palate E20.
palato-maˈxillary adjective (Anatomy & Zoology) of or pertaining to the palate and the jaw (spec. the maxilla) L18.
palato-phaˈryngeal adjective (Anatomy) of or pertaining to the palate and the pharynx M19.
ˈpalatoplasty noun plastic surgery of the palate, esp. to repair cleft palate L19.
palato-ˈquadrate adjective & noun (Zoology) (a) adjective of, pertaining to, or consisting of the palatine and quadrate bones; (b) noun a bone or cartilage of the upper jaw of some vertebrates, consisting of a fused palatine and quadrate: M19.
palatorrhaphy /paləˈtɒrəfi/ noun (Surgery) suturing of a cleft palate M19.
palato-ˈvelar adjective (Phonetics) (a) articulated with the tongue simultaneously or successively touching the palate and velum; (b) either palatal or velar: L19.

palato-
combining form
Etymology: Latin palatum palate
1. : palate : of the palate
< palatogram >
< palatoplegia >
2. : palatal and
< palatodental >

词汇	palato-
词根词缀	Dictionary.com OED SOED Webster Wiktionary palato- 1 a combining form representing palate, in compound words: palatogram. Related Words palatogram palatography palato-\|pəˌleɪtəʊ, ˌpælətəʊ\|comb. form of L. palātum palate, in scientific words, chiefly anatomical.palato-alveolar a. (Phonetics) (see quots. 1932 and 1962). palato-ˈdental (Phonetics) a., pertaining to palate and teeth; applied to consonants produced by placing the tongue against the palate immediately behind the teeth; n., a consonant so produced. palato-ˈglossal a., belonging to or connecting the palate and the tongue; n., the palatoglossal muscle or palatoglossus. palatognathous \|-ˈɒgnəθəs\| a. [Gr. γνάθος jaw], affected with cleft palate. palato-ˈmaxillary a. [L. maxilla jaw], belonging to or connecting the palate and the (upper or lower) jaw or jaw-bone. palato-ˈnasal a., belonging to or connecting the palate and the nose. palato-pharyngeal \|-fəˈrɪndʒiːəl\| a., belonging to or connecting the palate and the pharynx; n., the palato-pharyngeal muscle or palatopharyngeus. ˈpalatoˌplasty Surg. [Gr. πλάσσειν to mould], plastic surgery of the palate. palato-pterygoid \|-ˈptɛrɪgɔɪd\| a., belonging to the palatine and pterygoid bones; n., a bone composed of these united. palato-ˈpterygo-ˈquadrate a., pertaining to the palatine, pterygoid, and quadrate bones; n., a cartilaginous structure representing these in certain fishes. palato-quadrate \|-ˈkwɒdrət\| a., pertaining to or combining the palatine and quadrate bones; also n. (sc. bone, cartilage). palatorrhaphy \|pæləˈtɒrəfɪ\| Surg. [Gr. ῥαϕή suture]: see quot. palato-velar (Phonetics) a., articulated with the tongue in contact with the palate and velum simultaneously or successively; also either palatal or velar.1932D. Jones Outl. Eng. Phonetics (ed. 3) ix. 45 *Palato-alveolar, articulated by the blade of the tongue against the teeth-ridge with raising of the main body of the tongue towards the palate.1962B. M. H. Strang Mod. Eng. Struct. iii. 30 Palato-alveolar (tongue tip to palatal edge of alveolar ridge).1964R. H. Robins Gen. Linguistics iii. 101 Palato-alveolar fricatives.1973J. C. Wells Jamaican Pronunc. in London i. 10 An unexpectedly large number of confusions between post⁓alveolar and palato-alveolar affricates turned up.1844Key Alphabet, etc. 55 D..is the medial letter of the order of dentals, or palato-dentals.Ibid. 99 T is the thin letter of the dental or palato-dental series.1893Syd. Soc. Lex., P[alatoglossal] fold, the anterior pillar of the fauces.1782Monro Anat. 92 Each of the two palato-maxillary [sutures] is at the back part of the side of each nostril.1880Gunther Fishes* 76 The palato-maxillary apparatus.1878Bell Gegenbaur's Comp. Anat. 448 A firm framework for the palato-pharyngeal cavity.1893Syd. Soc. Lex., P[alato-pharyngeal] fold, the posterior pillar of the fauces.1890Billings Nat. Med. Dict.* II. 278 Palatoplasty.1854Owen Skel. & Teeth* in Circ. Sc., Organ. Nat. I. 235 The palato-pterygoid process.1888Rolleston & Jackson Anim. Life* 396 The palato-pterygoid of Urodela appears as a continuous membrane-bone subsequently divided.Ibid. 413 In the latter [Holocephali among Pisces] the palato-pterygo-quadrate cartilage is continuous with the cranium... The palato-pterygo-quadrate is continuous with the cranium in Dipnoi.1870Rolleston Anim. Life* 38 The palato-quadrate cartilages.1871Huxley Anat. Vert.* 135 [In osseous fishes] the palato-quadrate arch is represented by several bones, of which the most constant are the palatine in front and the quadrate behind and below.1857Mayne Expos. Lex., Palatoraphy, term for the operation of uniting by suture the cleft palate.1893Syd. Soc. Lex., Palatorrhaphy, the suturing of a cleft palate.1895P. Giles Short Man. Compar. Philol.* ii. viii. 113 Osthoff argues that there were originally three series of guttural consonants [in Indo-Germanic], making the velars which are not followed by u̯ the third intermediate or ‘palato⁓velar’ series.1902E. W. Scripture Elem. Exper. Phonetics* xxix. 443, 3d Series (middle and back of tongue)..k², g² palato-velar.1935W. F. Twaddell On defining Phoneme v. 48 The ‘p-phoneme’ is therefore the sum of all those phonological differentiae which correspond to a bilabial articulation as opposed to alveolar or palato⁓velar, [etc.].1964R. A. Hall Introd. Linguistics i. xvi. 96 In the case of French, we can, on the grounds of complementary distribution, bring bilabial and labio-dental together under ‘labial’ position; palatal and velar together under ‘palato-velar’; and fricative and sibilant together under ‘spirant’ manner. palato- /ˈpalətəʊ, pəˈleɪtəʊ/ combining form of Latin palatum palate noun or of palatine adjective² & noun²: see -o-. DERIVATIVE palato-alˈveolar adjective (Phonetics) (of a consonant) articulated with the tongue raised towards the palate and the tip of the tongue against the alveolar ridge L19. palato-ˈdental adjective & noun (Phonetics) (a) adjective pertaining to the palate and the teeth; (of a consonant) articulated with the tongue against the palate immediately behind the teeth; (b) noun a consonant articulated in this way: M19. ˈpalatogram noun (Phonetics) a diagram produced by palatography E20. palatoˈgraphic adjective (Phonetics) of or pertaining to palatography E20. palaˈtography noun (Phonetics) a technique of recording the position of the tongue during articulation from its contact with the hard palate E20. palato-maˈxillary adjective (Anatomy & Zoology) of or pertaining to the palate and the jaw (spec. the maxilla) L18. palato-phaˈryngeal adjective (Anatomy) of or pertaining to the palate and the pharynx M19. ˈpalatoplasty noun plastic surgery of the palate, esp. to repair cleft palate L19. palato-ˈquadrate adjective & noun (Zoology) (a) adjective of, pertaining to, or consisting of the palatine and quadrate bones; (b) noun a bone or cartilage of the upper jaw of some vertebrates, consisting of a fused palatine and quadrate: M19. palatorrhaphy /paləˈtɒrəfi/ noun (Surgery) suturing of a cleft palate M19. palato-ˈvelar adjective (Phonetics) (a) articulated with the tongue simultaneously or successively touching the palate and velum; (b) either palatal or velar: L19. palato- combining form Etymology: Latin palatum palate 1. : palate : of the palate < palatogram > < palatoplegia > 2. : palatal and < palatodental > palato- Prefix anatomy palate Derived terms palatolingual
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