-static
adjective combining form

ETYMOLOGY New Latin -staticus, from staticus

1. of or relating to a position or state
orthostatic
2. inhibiting the growth of
fungistatic

-staticformative element (f. Gr. στατικός causing to stand, stopping: see static a. and n.) used in the senses (a) ‘inhibiting flow’, as in hæmostatic a. and n.; (b) ‘inhibiting growth’, as in bacteriostatic a., fungistatic a.

-static /ˈstatɪk/ suffix.

ORIGIN: from Greek statikos causing to stand, stopping: see static.

Forming adjectives and nouns with the senses (a) causing or pertaining to equilibrium, as hydrostatic, isostatic; (b) inhibiting flow, as haemostatic; (c) inhibiting growth, as bacteriostatic, fungistatic.

-static

Suffix

used in adjectives relating to nouns with the suffix -stasis

词汇	-static
词根词缀	MWCD OED SOED Wiktionary -static adjective combining form ETYMOLOGY New Latin -staticus, from staticus 1. of or relating to a position or state orthostatic 2. inhibiting the growth of fungistatic -staticformative element (f. Gr. στατικός causing to stand, stopping: see static a. and n.) used in the senses (a) ‘inhibiting flow’, as in hæmostatic a. and n.; (b) ‘inhibiting growth’, as in bacteriostatic a., fungistatic a. -static /ˈstatɪk/ suffix. ORIGIN: from Greek statikos causing to stand, stopping: see static. Forming adjectives and nouns with the senses (a) causing or pertaining to equilibrium, as hydrostatic, isostatic; (b) inhibiting flow, as haemostatic; (c) inhibiting growth, as bacteriostatic, fungistatic. -static Suffix used in adjectives relating to nouns with the suffix -stasis See also ► English words suffixed with -static
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-static

Suffix

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