-plex

See also: plex

English

Etymology

Borrowed from Latin -plex (“-fold”).

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /-plɛks/

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Suffix

-plex

1. Comprising a number of parts, as in duplex.
2. (mathematics) ten to the power of the number, as in googolplex.

Derived terms

English terms suffixed with -plex

borderplex

chaoplex

chaoplexity

chaoplexologist

chaoplexology

cineplex

circumplex

coalplex

complex

contraplex

diplex

duplex

echoplex

eightplex

fiveplex

fourplex

funplex

googolplex

googolplexplex

heptaplex

leisureplex

lipoplex

megaplex

metroplex

microplex

monoplex

motorplex

multiplex

nanoplex

nineplex

nonaplex

n-plex

pentaplex

phonoplex

plex

quadplex

quadruplex

quintuplex

sevenplex

singleplex

sixplex

soccerplex

sportsplex

tenplex

tetraplex

Texaplex

threeplex

triplex

Triplex

twelveplex

uniplex

Translations

comprising a number of parts

Irish: -pléacs m Polish: -pleks m

See also

• -fold