Origin

from Greek phorēsīs being carried, from pherein to bear

-phoresis
noun combining form
(plural -phoreses)

ETYMOLOGY New Latin, from Greek phorēsis act of carrying, from phorein to carry, wear, frequentative of pherein

: transmission
electrophoresis

-phoresis, suffix|-fɒˈriːsɪs|[f. as prec.]forming ns. which describe the movement of small particles by some agency, as cata-, electro-, iono-, ionto-, photophoresis.

-phoresis /fəˈri:sɪs/ suffix. Pl. -phoreses /-fəˈri:si:z/.

ORIGIN: Greek phorēsis being carried.

Forming nouns denoting the movement of small particles by some agency, as cataphoresis, electrophoresis.

-pho·re·sis
\fəˈrēsə̇s, fōˈ-\ noun combining form
(plural -phore·ses \-ēˌsēz\)
Etymology: New Latin, from Greek phorēsis being carried
: transmission
< electrophoresis >
< iontophoresis >

-phoresis

Suffix

Forming words denoting movement of particles by a force.

Etymology

From Ancient Greek φόρησις (phórēsis, “the act of bearing”) or φόρεσις (phóresis, “the act of bearing”), both from φορέω (phoréō).

Derived terms

English words suffixed with -phoresis

词汇	-phoresis
词根词缀	AHD Collins MWCD OED SOED Webster Wiktionary -phoresis suff.（后缀） Transmission: 表示“传播，传送”： electrophoresis. 电泳现象语源 From Greek phorēsis [a carrying] 源自希腊语 phorēsis [传输] from phorein [frequentative of] pherein [to bear] * see bher- ¹ 源自 phorein [] pherein的重复动词 [忍受] 参见 bher- ¹ -phoresis combining form in countable noun indicating a transmission ⇒ electrophoresis Origin from Greek phorēsīs* being carried, from pherein to bear -phoresis noun combining form (plural -phoreses) ETYMOLOGY New Latin, from Greek phorēsis act of carrying, from phorein to carry, wear, frequentative of pherein : transmission electrophoresis -phoresis, suffix\|-fɒˈriːsɪs\|[f. as prec.]forming ns. which describe the movement of small particles by some agency, as cata-, electro-, iono-, ionto-, photophoresis. -phoresis /fəˈri:sɪs/ suffix. Pl. -phoreses /-fəˈri:si:z/. ORIGIN: Greek phorēsis being carried. Forming nouns denoting the movement of small particles by some agency, as cataphoresis, electrophoresis. -pho·re·sis \fəˈrēsə̇s, fōˈ-\ noun combining form (plural -phore·ses \-ēˌsēz\) Etymology: New Latin, from Greek phorēsis being carried : transmission < electrophoresis > < iontophoresis > -phoresis Suffix Forming words denoting movement of particles by a force. Etymology From Ancient Greek φόρησις (phórēsis, “the act of bearing”) or φόρεσις (phóresis, “the act of bearing”), both from φορέω (phoréō). Derived terms ► English words suffixed with -phoresis
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