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panolepsy

/ˈpænəˌlɛpsi/

panolepsy noun: possession by Pan.

Noun

panolepsy (uncountable)

  1. (Greek) Possession by Pan.

Origin of panolepsy

From Pan + -o- + -lepsy, after Ancient Greek Πανόληπτος (Panólēptos, “possessed by Pan”, adjective).

Questions about panolepsy

What does panolepsy mean?
Panolepsy means possession by Pan.
What part of speech is panolepsy?
Panolepsy is a noun.
How do you pronounce panolepsy?
Panolepsy is pronounced /ˈpænəˌlɛpsi/.

Words near panolepsy in the dictionary

  1. Panofsky
  2. panoistic
  3. panoja
  4. Panola
  5. Panola County
  6. panolepsy
  7. Panolia deer
  8. panomic
  9. panomics
  10. panomifene
  11. panomphaean

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