-x·e·ny
\_ksənē, -ni\ noun combining form
(-es)
Etymology: Greek -xenos + English -y
: (such) a host relationship
< lipoxeny >

-xeny

(Received Pronunciation) enPR: —ksĭnĭ, —ksĭni, IPA: /-ksɪnɪ/

(US) enPR: —ksəni, IPA: /-ksəni/

Note: stress falls on the antepenult

From Ancient Greek ξενία (xenía), from ξένος (xénos, “foreign(er), strange(r), guest”).

xen-

lipoxeny (botany)

misoxeny (obsolete)

philoxeny (obsolete, rare)

proxeny (in Ancient Greek history)

词汇	-xeny
词根词缀	Webster Wiktionary -x·e·ny \_ksənē, -ni\ noun combining form (-es) Etymology: Greek -xenos + English -y : (such) a host relationship < lipoxeny > -xeny (Received Pronunciation) enPR: —ksĭnĭ, —ksĭni, IPA: /-ksɪnɪ/ (US) enPR: —ksəni, IPA: /-ksəni/ Note: stress falls on the antepenult Suffix guest, stranger, host Etymology From Ancient Greek ξενία (xenía), from ξένος (xénos, “foreign(er), strange(r), guest”). Synonyms xen- Derived terms lipoxeny (botany) misoxeny (obsolete) philoxeny (obsolete, rare) proxeny (in Ancient Greek history)
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