-phony

See also: phony

English

Etymology

By surface analysis, -phone +‎ -y.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /-fəni/

Suffix

-phony

1. Forms nouns related to:
   1. sound or its production
   2. musical structure
   3. language sounds and languages
   4. medical auscultation
   5. voice (Alternative form of -phonia)

Derived terms

English terms suffixed with -phony

acrophony

allophony

Anglophony

anthrophony

anthropophony

aphony

autophony

biophony

bronchophony

cacophony

diaphony

dodecaphony

duodecaphony

dysphony

echophony

egophony

euphony

exophony

Francophony

geophony

heterophony

holophony

homeophony

homophony

lamprophony

laryngophony

Lusophony

metaphony

microphony

monophony

orthophony

paraphony

photophony

pleophony

polyphony

pornophony

psychophony

quadraphony

quadrophony

steganophony

stereophony

symphony

tautophony

telephony

tympanophony

Translations

Translations

Dutch: -fonie (nl) f Hungarian: -fónia Polish: -fonia (pl) f

See also

• -phonic

Anagrams

• hypno-