-loquy
/ləkwi/
-loquy suffix: speaking, speech.
Suffix
-loquy (plural -loquies)
Synonyms of -loquy
Forms of -loquy
| plural | -loquies |
|---|---|
| alternative form | -loquie |
| alternative form | -loquism |
Origin of -loquy
Extracted from Latin compounds such as soliloquium, vaniloquium.
Words formed from -loquy
- alieniloquy
- alloquy
- altiloquy
- ambiloquy
- anteloquy
- antiloquy
- archiloquy
- blandiloquy
- centiloquy
- colloquy
- cordiloquy
- dulciloquy
- fatiloquy
- gastriloquy
- grandiloquy
- magniloquy
- multiloquy
- obloquy
- parciloquy
- pauciloquy
- pectoriloquy
- planiloquy
- sanctiloquy
- soliloquy
- somniloquy
- stultiloquy
- suaviloquy
- tardiloquy
- terriloquy
- tortiloquy
- vaniloquy
- ventriloquy
- veriloquy
- versiloquy
- versutiloquy
Questions about -loquy
- What does -loquy mean?
- -loquy means speaking, speech.
- What part of speech is -loquy?
- -loquy is a suffix.
- How do you pronounce -loquy?
- -loquy is pronounced /ləkwi/ (UK).
Words near -loquy in the dictionary
Source and license
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