-graph

See also: graph and Graph

English

Etymology

From Ancient Greek suffix -γράφος (-gráphos, “that writes, describes”), from γράφω (gráphō, “to scratch, to scrape, to graze”), whence also -graphy.

Suffix

-graph

1. that writes

   stenograph

2. (metonymic) that is written
3. (by analogy) that draws or shows
4. (metonymic) that is drawn or shown

   photograph

5. A group of letters of a specified number.

Synonyms

• (that written): -gram
• (that drawn or show): -gram

Derived terms

English terms suffixed with -graph

accelerograph

actigraph

actinograph

addressograph

adoxograph

aerograph

aerophotograph

Agamograph

airgraph

allograph

altigraph

amylograph

anaglyptograph

anapnograph

anemograph

angiograph

arcograph

arteriograph

astrograph

ataxiagraph

authograph

autograph

automatograph

bacteriograph

barograph

barometrograph

barothermograph

bathythermograph

bibliograph

biograph

brontograph

capnograph

cardiograph

cartograph

cathodograph

ceraunograph

cerograph

cervicograph

chalcograph

choreograph

chorograph

chromatograph

chromograph

chronograph

chrysograph

cinematograph

cinemograph

climograph

clinograph

comparograph

composograph

comptograph

copygraph

coronagraph

coronograph

craniograph

crescograph

cryptograph

curvograph

cyclograph

cymagraph

cymatograph

cymograph

dactylograph

demograph

dendrograph

dermatograph

detectograph

dictograph

digraph

diplograph

dromograph

duograph

dynamograph

echocardiograph

echograph

eidograph

electrobasograph

electrocardiograph

electrogastrograph

electrograph

electroretinograph

ellipsograph

elliptograph

embossograph

encephalograph

endograph

ergograph

evaporograph

extensograph

farinograph

flannelgraph

fluorograph

fluoromicrograph

fluviography

fractograph

galvanograph

glossograph

glottograph

gyrograph

haplograph

harmonograph

hectograph

helicograph

heliograph

heterograph

hexagraph

hierograph

histograph

hodograph

holograph

holographic

homeograph

homograph

hyalograph

hydrograph

hydrometrograph

hyetogram

hyetograph

hygrograph

hygrothermograph

ichnograph

ichthyograph

ideograph

idiograph

isograph

isometrograph

jellygraph

kaleidograph

keratograph

keraunograph

kindergraph

kineograph

kinesiograph

kinetograph

kymograph

laryngograph

leograph

lexigraph

limnograph

lithograph

loxodograph

lucigraph

macrograph

magnetograph

mammograph

manograph

marconigraph

marigraph

marograph

mechanograph

megalograph

melodiograph

melograph

metallograph

meteorograph

metrograph

mezzograph

micrograph

mimeograph

monograph

morphograph

motograph

myocardiograph

myograph

nephograph

nephrograph

noctograph

noematachograph

nomograph

nyctograph

odograph

odontograph

oleograph

omnigraph

oncograph

ondograph

oograph

opisthograph

orograph

orthodiagraph

orthograph

orthographic

oscillograph

osmograph

oxygraph

palatograph

paleograph

pallograph

papyrograph

pedograph

pelvigraph

perigraph

perspectograph

petrograph

phlebograph

phonautograph

phonograph

photograph

photometrograph

• digraph
• trigraph
• tetragraph
• pentagraph
• monograph
• photograph
• paragraph

Related terms

• -graphy

Translations

something related to writing etc.

Catalan: -graf (ca) m Czech: -graf m Danish: -graf c Finnish: -grafi French: -graphe (fr) German: -graph (de) Hungarian: -gráf Indonesian: -graf Latin: -graphus Malay: -graf Norwegian: Bokmål: -graf m Nynorsk: -graf m Polish: -graf (pl) m Portuguese: -grafo (pt) m Russian: -граф m (-graf) Spanish: -grafo (es) Ukrainian: -граф m (-hraf), -ґраф m (-graf)

Anagrams

• phrag

German

Alternative forms

• -graf

Etymology

Originally in borrowings from Latin terms ending in -graphus such as Geograph from geōgraphus

Pronunciation

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Suffix

-graph m

1. -graph

Derived terms

German terms suffixed with -graph

Autograph

Ethnograph

Geograph

Hektograph

Megalograph

Photograph

Related terms

• -graphie