synthesis
Latin
noun
Definitions
- A collection or reunion of many objects of analogous nature.
- mixture, compound (medicine)
- suit (of clothes); costume
- dinner service
Etymology
Derived from Ancient Greek σύνθεσις (composition, a putting together, putting together).
Origin
Ancient Greek
σύνθεσις
Gloss
composition, a putting together, putting together
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- autosynthesis English
- baryosynthesis English
- biosynthesis English
- chemosynthesis English
- cosynthesis English
- electrosynthesis English
- glycosynthesis English
- hemisynthesis English
- heterosynthesis English
- hyposynthesis English
- liposynthesis English
- mechanosynthesis English
- metasynthesis English
- narcosynthesis English
- neosynthesis English
- nucleosynthesis English
- oligosynthesis English
- osteosynthesis English
- oversynthesis English
- photoelectrosynthesis English
- photosynthesis English
- phytosynthesis English
- polysynthesis English
- psychosynthesis English
- pyrosynthesis English
- radiosynthesis English
- resynthesis English
- retrosynthesis English
- semisynthesis English
- synthesis English
- synthesism English
- synthesize English
- synthetase English
- sythesis English
- thermosynthesis English
- tomosynthesis English
- fotoszintézis Hungarian
- szintézis Hungarian
- szintézisek Hungarian
- synthese Dutch, Flemish
- biosynthèse French
- chimiosynthèse French
- nucléosynthèse French
- parasynthèse French
- psychosynthèse French
- synthèse French
- synthétisme French
- électrosynthèse French
- синтеза́тор Russian
- синтетизм Russian
- συνθετικός Ancient Greek
- σύνθεσις Ancient Greek
- σῠντῐ́θημῐ Ancient Greek
- *dʰeh₁- Proto-Indo-European
- syntese Norwegian Bokmål
- biossíntese Portuguese
- fotossíntese Portuguese
- quimiossíntese Portuguese
- síntese Portuguese
- fotosynteza Polish
- synteza Polish
- syntese Norwegian Nynorsk
- sinteză Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- σύνθεση Greek (modern)
- synthesis Welsh
- sintēze Latvian
- comsuidigud Old Irish