lirophthalmy
Syllables: li·roph·thal·my/ˈlɪərɒfθ(ə)lmi/US/ˈlɪrɑfθ(ə)lmi/
lirophthalmy noun: "lewd-eyed-ness".
Noun
lirophthalmy (plural lirophthalmies)
- "lewd-eyed-ness"
Forms of lirophthalmy
| plural | lirophthalmies |
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Origin of lirophthalmy
Borrowed from Ancient Greek λῑρόφθᾰλμος (līróphthălmos, “lewd-eyed”), from λῑρός (līrós, “lewd; shameless”) + ὀφθαλμός (ophthalmós, “eye”).
Questions about lirophthalmy
- What does lirophthalmy mean?
- Lirophthalmy means "lewd-eyed-ness".
- What part of speech is lirophthalmy?
- Lirophthalmy is a noun.
- How do you pronounce lirophthalmy?
- Lirophthalmy is pronounced /ˈlɪərɒfθ(ə)lmi/ (UK).
- What is the plural of lirophthalmy?
- The plural of lirophthalmy is lirophthalmies.
Words near lirophthalmy in the dictionary
Source and license
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