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Etymology of the English word anticryptic

the English word anticryptic

derived from the English word cryptic

derived from the Late Latin word crypticus (covered, concealed)

derived from the Greek word kruptikos, κρυπτικός

derived from the Greek word kruptos, κρυπτός (concealed; private)

derived from the Greek word kruptein, κρύπτειν, κρύπτω

derived from the Greek word krupte, κρύπτη (a hidden place; cellar ('crypt'))

derived from the Greek word kruptein, κρύπτειν, κρύπτω

derived from the Late Latin word cryptic

derived from the Greek word kruptikos, κρυπτικός

derived from the Greek word kruptos, κρυπτός (concealed; private)

derived from the Greek word kruptein, κρύπτειν, κρύπτω

derived from the Greek word krupte, κρύπτη (a hidden place; cellar ('crypt'))

derived from the Greek word kruptein, κρύπτειν, κρύπτω

using the English prefix anti-

derived from the New Latin prefix anti-

derived from the Greek prefix anti-, ἀντι-

derived from the Greek word anti, ἀντί (against, before, opposite, instead or because of)

derived from the Proto-Indo-European root *anti-

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