English Explanatory Dictionary

-grapher

English dictionary entry

Meanings

suffix
  1. someone who writes about a specified subject, or in a specified manner
  2. a machine which notates a specified subject

Pronunciation

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Word forms

-grapher

Etymology

From Ancient Greek γράφω (gráphō, “I draw, write or describe”) + -er.

Derived words

angiographer calendographer chalcographer chartographer chirographer cometographer cosmographer cryptographer demographer demonographer elegiographer geographer glossographer haliographer heresiographer histographer horologiographer logographer mimographer mythographer osteographer paleographer paramiographer psalmographer selenographer sphenographer stereotypographer tasseographer xylographer zincographer zoographer
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