Origin

from New Latin -thermia, from Greek thermē

-thermy

Word Origin

a combining form meaning “heat,” “heat generation,” used in the formation of compound words:

diathermy.

Origin

< New Latin -thermia; see -therm, -y³

-thermya word element referring to heat.

[combining form representing Greek thermē]

-thermy
noun combining form

ETYMOLOGY New Latin -thermia, from Greek thermē heat — more at therm

1. state of heat
endothermy
2. generation of heat
diathermy

-thermy
— see -thermia

diathermy

词汇	-thermy
词根词缀	AHD Collins Dictionary.com Macquarie MWCD Webster Wiktionary -thermy suff.（后缀） Heat: 热： diathermy. 透热法语源 New Latin -thermia 现代拉丁语 -thermia from Greek thermē [heat] 源自希腊语 thermē [热] from thermos [warm, hot] * see g ^wher- 源自 thermos [温，热] 参见 g ^wher- -thermy combining form in countable noun indicating heat ⇒ diathermy Derived Forms -thermic, -thermal combining form in adjective Origin from New Latin -thermia,* from Greek thermē -thermy Word Origin 1 a combining form meaning “heat,” “heat generation,” used in the formation of compound words: diathermy. Origin < New Latin -thermia; see -therm, -y³ Related Words aluminothermy diathermy radiothermy -thermya word element referring to heat. [combining form representing Greek thermē] -thermy noun combining form ETYMOLOGY New Latin -thermia, from Greek thermē heat — more at therm 1. state of heat endothermy 2. generation of heat diathermy -thermy — see -thermia -thermy Suffix heat Derived terms diathermy
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