1. Etymology of the English word bi-

Derivations in English

bicameral, binocular, bicycle, biguanide, biocellate, bisect, cellobiose, bifilar, biacetyl, biangular, biannual, biannulate, biarticulate, biauriculate, biaxial, bibasic, bicapsular, bicarbonate, bicaudate, bicentenary, bicentennial, bicentric, bicephalous, bichloride, bichromate, bichrome, bicoastal, bicollateral, bicompact, biconcave, biconditional, bicone, biconvex, bicultural, bicuspid, bicyclic, bidenticulate, bidirectional, bifacial, biflagellate, bifluoride, bifold, bifoliate, bifoliolate, biforked, bifunctional, bigeneric, bihourly, bijugate, bilabial, bilabiate, bilateral, bilayer, bilinear, bilineate, biliteral, bilith, bilobate, bilocation, bilocular, bimaculate, bimanual, bimensal, bimillenary, bimillennium, bimodal, bimolecular, bimonthly, bimotor, bimotored, binational, binormal, binucleate, bipack, biparental, biparietal, biparous, bipartisan, biparty, bipectinate, bipetalous, biphenyl, bipod, bipolar, biprism, bipropellant, bipyramid, biquadrate, biquadratic, biquarterly, biracial, biradial, biradical, biramous, birectangular, birefringence, biserial, biserrate, bisexual, bisphenoid, bistable, bisulfate, bisulfide, bisulfite, bitartrate, bitonal, bitonality, biunique, bivalent, bivalve, bivane, bivariate, bivinyl, biweekly, biyearly, bifocal, bistate, bimetallism, bimorphemic, biphasic, bijection, biathlon, biathlete, bewail, bestow, beshrew, beseem, betook, betake, beguile, beloved, betide, bedight, bewray

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Word found in Middle English, Modern English

2. Etymology of the English word bi-

Derivations in English

biopsy, cellobiose

Usage

Word found in Array English