copygraph
English
noun
Definitions
- (dated) An early means of producing multiple copies of a document by means of pressing it against a slab of gelatin softened with glycerin and making further copies from the resulting reversed image.
Etymology
Suffix from English copy.
Origin
English
copy
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- copiability English
- copiable English
- copier English
- copiest English
- copieth English
- copy English
- copyback English
- copybook English
- copyboy English
- copycat English
- copydom English
- copyer English
- copyfraud English
- copygirl English
- copyhold English
- copyholder English
- copyism English
- copyist English
- copyline English
- copylore English
- copyparty English
- copyread English
- copyreader English
- copyright English
- copytaker English
- copytext English
- copywriter English
- genocopy English
- intercopy English
- microcopy English
- miscopy English
- monocopy English
- multicopy English
- phenocopy English
- photocopy English
- recopy English
- retrocopy English
- soft copy English
- sottocopy English
- telecopy English
- xerocopy English
- xeroxcopy English
- copy Finnish
- コピペ Japanese
- コピー Japanese
- copy Middle English
- कापी Hindi
- ก๊อป Thai
- copi Welsh
- copïo Welsh
- quay cóp Vietnamese
- ကော်ပီ Burmese
- 拷貝 Chinese
- kopi Swahili
- कापी Nepali
- copy
- recopy
- copyer
- copier
- copieth
- miscopy
- copyism
- copydom
- copyboy
- copycat
- copyist
- copiest
- copyback
- telecopy
- xerocopy
- genocopy
- copylore
- copybook
- monocopy
- copyread
- copyline
- copytext
- copiable
- copyhold
- copygirl
- phenocopy
- soft copy
- photocopy
- copyparty
- sottocopy
- copyright
- retrocopy
- microcopy
- copyfraud
- multicopy
- intercopy
- copytaker
- xeroxcopy
- copywriter
- copyreader
- copyholder
- copiability