-grapher
/ɡɹəf.əɹ/
-grapher suffix: someone who writes about a specified subject, or in a specified manner.
Suffix
-grapher
- someone who writes about a specified subject, or in a specified manner
- a machine which notates a specified subject
Origin of -grapher
From Ancient Greek γράφω (gráphō, “I draw, write or describe”) + -er.
Words formed from -grapher
- angiographer
- calendographer
- chalcographer
- chartographer
- chirographer
- cometographer
- cosmographer
- cryptographer
- demographer
- demonographer
- elegiographer
- geographer
- glossographer
- haliographer
- heresiographer
- histographer
- horologiographer
- logographer
- mimographer
- mythographer
- osteographer
- paleographer
- paramiographer
- psalmographer
- selenographer
- sphenographer
- stereotypographer
- tasseographer
- xylographer
- zincographer
- zoographer
Questions about -grapher
- What does -grapher mean?
- -grapher means someone who writes about a specified subject, or in a specified manner.
- What part of speech is -grapher?
- -grapher is a suffix.
- How do you pronounce -grapher?
- -grapher is pronounced /ɡɹəf.əɹ/.
Words near -grapher in the dictionary
Source and license
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