-agogue 或 -agog
suff.（后缀）

A substance that stimulates the flow of:
引导者，通者，催者：促进…流动的物质：
emmenagogue.
通经药，调经药

语源

French
法语
from Late Latin -agōgus
源自后期拉丁语 -agōgus
from Greek -agōgos
源自希腊语 -agōgos
from agōgos [drawing off]
源自 agōgos [放掉]
from agein [to lead, drive] * see ag-
源自 agein [引导，驱使] *参见 ag-

-agogue or (especially US) -agog

combining form in countable noun

indicating a person or thing that leads or incites to action

⇒ pedagogue

⇒ demagogue

denoting a substance that stimulates the secretion of something

⇒ galactagogue

Derived Forms

-agogic combining form in adjective

-agogy combining form in countable noun

Origin

via Late Latin from Greek agōgos leading, from agein to lead

-agogue

Word Origin

a combining form with the meaning “leader, bringer,” of that named by the initial element, occurring in loanwords from Greek (demagogue; pedagogue); used also in medical terms that denote substances inducing the expulsion or secretion of that named by the initial element (cholagogue; hemagogue).

Also, -agog.

Origin

< Greek -agōgos, -ē, -on, akin to ágein to lead, cognate with Latin agere to lead, drive, Old Norse aka to carry, convey

Related Words

-agog
anagoge
andragogy
cholagogue
demagogue
emmenagogue

-agoguea word element meaning 'leading' or 'guiding', found in a few agent nouns (often with pejorative value), as in demagogue, pedagogue.

[Greek agōgos leading]

-agogue
noun combining form

ETYMOLOGY French & New Latin; French, from Late Latin -agogus promoting the expulsion of, from Greek -agōgos, from agein to lead; New Latin -agogon, from Greek, neuter of -agōgos — more at agent

: substance that promotes the secretion or expulsion of
emmenagogue

-a·gogue
\əˌgäg also -ȯg\ noun combining form
also -a·gog \“\
(-s)
Etymology: French & New Latin; French -agogue, from Late Latin -agogus promoting the expulsion of, from Greek -agōgos, from agōgos leading, drawing forth, from agein to lead; New Latin -agogon, neuter of -agogos promoting the expulsion of, from Greek -agōgos — more at agent
: substance that promotes the secretion or expulsion of
< cholagogue >
< lymphagogue >

-agogue

Suffix

medicine something that stimulates a flow
someone who leads

Etymology

From Ancient Greek ἀγωγός (agōgós, “leading”), from ἄγω (ágō, “I lead”).

Derived terms

demagogue

emmenagogue

mystagogue

pedagogue

secretagogue

sialagogue

synagogue

词汇	-agogue
词根词缀	AHD Collins Dictionary.com Macquarie MWCD Webster Wiktionary -agogue 或 -agog suff.（后缀） A substance that stimulates the flow of: 引导者，通者，催者：促进…流动的物质： emmenagogue. 通经药，调经药语源 French 法语 from Late Latin -agōgus 源自后期拉丁语 -agōgus from Greek -agōgos 源自希腊语 -agōgos from agōgos [drawing off] 源自 agōgos [放掉] from agein [to lead, drive] * see ag- 源自 agein [引导，驱使] 参见 ag- -agogue or (especially US) -agog combining form in countable noun indicating a person or thing that leads or incites to action ⇒ pedagogue ⇒ demagogue denoting a substance that stimulates the secretion of something ⇒ galactagogue Derived Forms -agogic combining form in adjective -agogy combining form in countable noun Origin via Late Latin from Greek agōgos* leading, from agein to lead -agogue Word Origin 1 a combining form with the meaning “leader, bringer,” of that named by the initial element, occurring in loanwords from Greek (demagogue; pedagogue); used also in medical terms that denote substances inducing the expulsion or secretion of that named by the initial element (cholagogue; hemagogue). Also, -agog. Origin < Greek -agōgos, -ē, -on, akin to ágein to lead, cognate with Latin agere to lead, drive, Old Norse aka to carry, convey Related Words -agog anagoge andragogy cholagogue demagogue emmenagogue -agoguea word element meaning 'leading' or 'guiding', found in a few agent nouns (often with pejorative value), as in demagogue, pedagogue. [Greek agōgos leading] -agogue noun combining form ETYMOLOGY French & New Latin; French, from Late Latin -agogus promoting the expulsion of, from Greek -agōgos, from agein to lead; New Latin -agogon, from Greek, neuter of -agōgos — more at agent : substance that promotes the secretion or expulsion of emmenagogue -a·gogue \əˌgäg also -ȯg\ noun combining form also -a·gog \“\ (-s) Etymology: French & New Latin; French -agogue, from Late Latin -agogus promoting the expulsion of, from Greek -agōgos, from agōgos leading, drawing forth, from agein to lead; New Latin -agogon, neuter of -agogos promoting the expulsion of, from Greek -agōgos — more at agent : substance that promotes the secretion or expulsion of < cholagogue > < lymphagogue > -agogue Suffix medicine something that stimulates a flow someone who leads Etymology From Ancient Greek ἀγωγός (agōgós, “leading”), from ἄγω (ágō, “I lead”). Derived terms demagogue emmenagogue mystagogue pedagogue secretagogue sialagogue synagogue
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