Etymology of the English prefix poly-

Derivations in English

polyester, polyacid, polyacrylamide, polyalcohol, polyamide, polyamine, polyangular, polyarchy, polyarthritis, polyarticular, polyatomic, polybasic, polybutylene, polycarbonate, polycarpellary, polycentric, polychromatic, polyclonal, polycondensation, polyconic, polycotyledon, polycrystalline, polyculture, polycyclic, polydisperse, polydrug, polyelectrolyte, polyene, polyestrous, polyether, polyethnic, polyethylene, polyfoam, polyfunctional, polygenesis, polygenetic, polyhydric, polyhydroxy, polyimide, polyisobutylene, polyisoprene, polyneuritis, polynomial, polynuclear, polynucleotide, polyol, polyolefin, polypeptide, polypetalous, polypharmacy, polyphase, polyphenol, polyphyletic, polyploid, polypropylene, polyrhythm, polyribosome, polysaccharide, polysepalous, polysome, polystyrene, polysulfide, polysuspensoid, polysyllable, polysyllogism, polysynaptic, polythiazide, polytomy, polytonal, polytonality, polytriglyph, polytrophic, polytypic, polyunsaturated, polyurethane, polyvalent, polyvinyl, polycistronic, polydaemonism, polydontia, polygenism, polymorphonuclear, polyprotic, polysynthesism, polyzoic, polydemic, polythene, polybasite, polydipsia, polychromasy, polysynthetic, polytype

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