argyr-, argyro-|ˈɑːdʒɪr-, -rəʊ-|repr. Gr. ἀργυρο- comb. form of ἄργυρ-ος silver. In numerous technical words, as: argyˈranthemous (Craig 1847), argyˈranthous (Syd. Soc. Lex. 1880), a. Bot. [Gr. ἄνθος, ἀνθεµίς flower], having silvery white flowers. argyˈraspid [L. argyraspid-es, Gr. ἀργυράσπιδες], in pl. the silver-shielded; a corps of the Macedonian army. ‖ arˈgyria, Med., affection of the system by the action of silver; silver-poisoning. argyric |ɑːˈdʒɪrɪk|, a. Chem. [Gr. ἀργυρικός], of silver; = argentic. ˈargyrite, argyˈrose, Min., synonyms of argentite (Dana). argyroˈcephalous, a. [Gr. κεϕαλή head], having a silvery or shining white head (Craig 1847). argyroˈceratite, Min. [ceratite = horn stone, f. Gr. κέρατ- horn], synonym of cerargyrite (Dana). argyroˈphyllous, a. [Gr. ϕύλλον leaf], silvery-leaved (Gray Bot. Text-bk. 1880). argyrythrose, Min. [Gr. ἐρυθρός red], Ruby Silver, Antimonial Red Silver, pyrargyrite (Dana).1599Broughton's Lett. v. 18 As the Argyraspides answered some forward youths..so say I.1801Fuseli Lect. Art ii. (1848) 404 The Argyraspids and the Macedonian phalanx.1875H. Wood Therap. (1879) 48 Convulsions and paralysis are present in acute argyria, or silver-poisoning.Ibid. 52 Chronic .argyria, or discoloration of the skin by silver.1880Syd. Soc Lex., Argyric salts, silver salts.

argyro- /ˈɑ:dʒɪrəʊ/ combining form repr. Greek arguro-, from arguros silver: see -o-. Before a vowel also argyr-.

DERIVATIVE arˈgyria noun (Medicine) silver poisoning, esp. as causing a greyish-blue discoloration of the skin L19.
arˈgyrodite noun [Greek argurōdēs rich in silver] Mineralogy a sulphide of silver and germanium crystallizing in the cubic system and occurring as black crystals with a metallic lustre L19.
ˈargyrophil(e) adjective = argyrophilic E20.
argyroˈphilia noun the property of being argyrophilic M20.
argyroˈphilic adjective readily stained black by silver salts M20.

argyro-
combining form
see argyr-

argyro-

Prefix

argyr- + -o-

词汇	argyro-
词根词缀	OED SOED Webster Wiktionary argyr-, argyro-\|ˈɑːdʒɪr-, -rəʊ-\|repr. Gr. ἀργυρο- comb. form of ἄργυρ-ος silver. In numerous technical words, as: argyˈranthemous (Craig 1847), argyˈranthous (Syd. Soc. Lex. 1880), a. Bot. [Gr. ἄνθος, ἀνθεµίς flower], having silvery white flowers. argyˈraspid [L. argyraspid-es, Gr. ἀργυράσπιδες], in pl. the silver-shielded; a corps of the Macedonian army. ‖ arˈgyria, Med., affection of the system by the action of silver; silver-poisoning. argyric \|ɑːˈdʒɪrɪk\|, a. Chem. [Gr. ἀργυρικός], of silver; = argentic. ˈargyrite, argyˈrose, Min., synonyms of argentite (Dana). argyroˈcephalous, a. [Gr. κεϕαλή head], having a silvery or shining white head (Craig 1847). argyroˈceratite, Min. [ceratite = horn stone, f. Gr. κέρατ- horn], synonym of cerargyrite (Dana). argyroˈphyllous, a. [Gr. ϕύλλον leaf], silvery-leaved (Gray Bot. Text-bk. 1880). argyrythrose, Min. [Gr. ἐρυθρός red], Ruby Silver, Antimonial Red Silver, pyrargyrite (Dana).1599Broughton's Lett. v. 18 As the Argyraspides answered some forward youths..so say I.1801Fuseli Lect. Art ii. (1848) 404 The Argyraspids and the Macedonian phalanx.1875H. Wood Therap. (1879) 48 Convulsions and paralysis are present in acute argyria, or silver-poisoning.Ibid. 52 Chronic .argyria, or discoloration of the skin by silver.1880Syd. Soc Lex., Argyric salts, silver salts. argyro- /ˈɑ:dʒɪrəʊ/ combining form repr. Greek arguro-, from arguros silver: see -o-. Before a vowel also argyr-. DERIVATIVE arˈgyria noun (Medicine) silver poisoning, esp. as causing a greyish-blue discoloration of the skin L19. arˈgyrodite noun [Greek argurōdēs rich in silver] Mineralogy a sulphide of silver and germanium crystallizing in the cubic system and occurring as black crystals with a metallic lustre L19. ˈargyrophil(e) adjective = argyrophilic E20. argyroˈphilia noun the property of being argyrophilic M20. argyroˈphilic adjective readily stained black by silver salts M20. argyro- combining form see argyr- argyro- Prefix argyr- + -o-
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