sex-
pref.(前缀)
语源
pref.(前缀)
- Six:
六:
sexpartite.
六分
语源
- Latin
拉丁语 - from sex [six] * see s(w)eks
源自 sex [六] *参见 s(w)eks
sex-
combining form
six
⇒
sexcentennial
Origin
from Latinsex-
Word Origin
1
a combining form, occurring in loanwords from Latin, meaning “six” (sexagenary); on this model used in the formation of compound words:
sexpartite.
Also, sexi-.
Origin
< Latin, combining form of sex six
sex-a word element meaning 'six', as in sexcentenary.
[Latin, combining form of sex]sex-
combining form
- variant spelling of
SEXI- , shortened before a vowel (as in sexennial), or shortened before a consonant (as in sexfoil).同SEXI- (i在元音前省略, 如sexennial, 或在辅音前省略, 如sexfoil)。
1856 W. Clark Van der Hoeven'sZool. I. 317Loxocera,..Abdomen elongate, *sexannulate.
Ibid. 345Chironomus,..Antennæ filiform,..in females *sexarticulate.
1899 Proc. Zool. Soc. 560In the molars..the derivation from the *sexcuspidate type is equally recognizable.
1898 Syd. Soc. Lex. ,*Sexdigital, having six digits.
1868 Darwin Anim. & Pl. II. xii. 13The child of the fifth generation would have only 1-32nd part of the blood of his *sedigitated ancestor.
1775 Ash Suppl. ,*Sexdigitism.
1825 A. Clarke BibleComm. II. 2Sam. xxi. 20Maupertius..says, that he met with two families near Berlin, where sexdigitism was equally transmitted on both sides of father and mother.
1880 Proctor Rough Ways 211In a branch of a well-known Scotch family sex-digitism—after continuing for three or four generations—has apparently disappeared.
1775 Ash Suppl. ,*Sexdigitist.
1900 B. D. Jackson Gloss. Bot. Terms,*Sexfarious, presenting six rows, extending longitudinally round an axis.
1760 J. Lee Introd. Bot. i. xi. (1776) 26In respect to its Segments..it is..*Sexfid, in six. [ a calyx]
1785 Martyn Rousseau'sBot. xxiv. (1794) 341The exterior calyx..in Alcea is sexfid.
1777 Robson Brit. Flora 34*Sexlocular, divided into six cells, as in Asarum.
1853 Macdonald & Allan Bot. Word-bk. 29Sexlocular, applied to a pericarpium which has six internal divisions or cells.
1874 J. E. Gray in Ann. Nat. Hist. Ser. iv. XIII. 288Sponges with spicules of the *sexradiate type.
1859 Cayley Math. Papers (1891) IV. 228The twenty-seven *sextactic points form nine groups of three each.
1893 Ibid. (1897) XIII. 387Halphen assumes that a2d-3 abc + 2 b3 is the sextactic reciprocant.
1890 Nature 20 Mar. 467/1 The addition of a postero-internal cusp in the bunodont series gives us the *sextubercular molar.
1899 Proc. Zool. Soc. 558The unworn molars..are..*sextuberculate.
1836 T. Thomson Min. ,Geol. , etc. I. 219The mineral might be considered as composed of 2 atoms sexaluminate of magnesia 1 atom tersilicate of magnesia.
1841 Brande Chem. (ed. 5) 839A hydrated sexbasic nitrate of lead is formed.
1849 Watts tr. Gmelin'sHandbk. Chem. III. 89Sexborate of soda.
1868 Fownes' Chem. (ed. 10) 632Sex⁓decyl, or Cetyl Alcohol,..also called Ethal, is obtained from spermaceti.
1872 Watts Dict. Chem. VI. 243Sulphur, regarded as sexvalent, may take with it into combination the quinquivalent group.
1877 ― Fownes'Chem. I. 256Sexvalent elements, or Hexads.
1816 R. Jameson Char. Min. (ed. 2) 201*Sex-decimal, when the planes that belong to the prism..and those which belong to the two summits, are the one six, and the other ten in number, or vice versa. In the same manner, we say, octo-decimal, *sex-duodecimal . [ etc.]
1870 J. Power Handy-bk. 112*Sex-decimo,—sixteenmo; contraction, 16mo, now called foolscap 8vo.
1851 A. P. Stanley in Life &Lett. (1893) I. 429A conversation..going on between the Dean, Dr. Spry, and the *sexmillenarian C―.
1728 Earbery tr. Burnet'sSt. Dead II. 16The Prophecy of the Jews..of the *Sex⁓millenary Duration thereof . [ sc. of the World]
1684 T. Burnet Th. Earth ii. 34The prophecy..concerning the *sexmillennial duration of the world.
1822 P. Cleaveland Min. (ed. 2) I. 36Quadridecimal, octodecimal,..octosexdecimal, *sexoctonal, &c. when..a prism or the middle part of a crystal, and the two summits have the number of faces, indicated by the several names respectively. Thus..plomb carbonaté (carbonate of lead) sexoctonal.
ORIGIN: Latin sex six (+ euphonic -a-, -i-).
☞ sex
sex-
combining form
or sexi-
Etymology: Latin sex — more at six
: six
< sexannulate >
< sexisyllable >
or sexi-
< sexannulate >
< sexisyllable >
sex-
Prefix
- A form of sexa-, meaning six.
Etymology
Latin sex- (six).
Synonyms
Derived terms
前缀:sex- 表示“六”
sexangle 六角形(sex+angle角)
sexfoil 六叶形(sex+foil树叶→六叶;)
前缀:sex- 六(亦作sexi-)
sexangle 六角形
sexdigitism 六指(或趾)
sexisyllable 六音节词
sexpartite 分为六部分的
sexivalence (化学)六价
sexfoil 六叶形
sexcentenary 六百(年)的
sexennial 每六年的
sexto 六开本