Origin

New Latin, from Greek lalia chatter, from lalein to babble

-lalia

Word Origin

a combining form used in the formation of nouns denoting abnormal or disordered forms of speech, as specified by the initial element:

echolalia; glossolalia.

Origin

< New Latin < Greek laliá talking, chatter, equivalent to lal(eîn) to chatter, babble + -ia -ia

Related Words

coprolalia
dyslalia
echolalia
glossolalia
lalo-

-lalia
noun combining form

ETYMOLOGY New Latin, from Greek lalia chatter, from lalein to chat

: speech disorder (of a specified type)
echolalia

-laliaa terminal element repr. Gr. λαλιά speech, chatter, used in forming words denoting various disorders or unusual faculties of speech; as in dyslalia (s.v. dys-), echolalia, glossolalia, idiolalia (s.v. idio-).

-lalia /ˈleɪlɪə/ suffix.

ORIGIN: Repr. Greek lalia speech, chatter.

Used in forming words denoting various disorders or unusual faculties of speech, as in dyslalia, echolalia, glossolalia, idiolalia, etc.

-la·lia
\ˈlālēə\ noun combining form
(-s)
Etymology: New Latin, from Greek lalia chatter, prattle, from lalein to chat, talk (probably of imitative origin like German lallen to babble, stammer, Latin lallare to sing a lullaby) + -ia -y
: speech disorder (of a specified type especially relating to the articulation of speech sounds)
< bradylalia >
< rhinolalia >
— compare -phasia, -phemia, -phony 2

-lalia

Suffix

Forming nouns denoting abnormal or disordered forms of speech.

Etymology

From Ancient Greek λαλιά (laliá, “talk, chat”).

Derived terms

English words suffixed with -lalia

词汇	-lalia
词根词缀	Collins Dictionary.com MWCD OED SOED Webster Wiktionary -lalia combining form indicating a speech defect or abnormality ⇒ coprolalia ⇒ echolalia Origin New Latin, from Greek lalia chatter, from lalein to babble -lalia Word Origin 1 a combining form used in the formation of nouns denoting abnormal or disordered forms of speech, as specified by the initial element: echolalia; glossolalia. Origin < New Latin < Greek laliá talking, chatter, equivalent to lal(eîn) to chatter, babble + -ia -ia Related Words coprolalia dyslalia echolalia glossolalia lalo- -lalia noun combining form ETYMOLOGY New Latin, from Greek lalia chatter, from lalein to chat : speech disorder (of a specified type) echolalia -laliaa terminal element repr. Gr. λαλιά speech, chatter, used in forming words denoting various disorders or unusual faculties of speech; as in *dyslalia* (s.v. dys-), echolalia, glossolalia, *idiolalia* (s.v. idio-). -lalia /ˈleɪlɪə/ suffix. ORIGIN: Repr. Greek lalia speech, chatter. Used in forming words denoting various disorders or unusual faculties of speech, as in dyslalia, echolalia, glossolalia, idiolalia, etc. -la·lia \ˈlālēə\ noun combining form (-s) Etymology: New Latin, from Greek lalia chatter, prattle, from lalein to chat, talk (probably of imitative origin like German lallen to babble, stammer, Latin lallare to sing a lullaby) + -ia -y : speech disorder (of a specified type especially relating to the articulation of speech sounds) < bradylalia > < rhinolalia > — compare -phasia, -phemia, -phony 2 -lalia Suffix Forming nouns denoting abnormal or disordered forms of speech. Etymology From Ancient Greek λαλιά (laliá, “talk, chat”). Derived terms ► English words suffixed with -lalia
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