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gynæco-|ˌgaɪnɪkə, dʒaɪ-, gaɪˈniːkə|
also (esp. U.S.) gyneco-,
repr. Gr. γυναικο-, comb. form of γυνή woman, female, as in: † gynæˈcandrical a. [Gr. ἀνδρ-, ἀνήρ man], common to men and women. gynæcocœnic |-ˈsiːnɪk| a. [Gr. κοιν-ός common], having women in common. gynæcoid a. (see gyne). gynæcolatry |-ˈɒlətrɪ| [Gr. λατρεία: see -latry], woman-worship. gynæcomasty |-ˈmæstɪ| Physiol. [Gr. µαστ-ός breast: cf. Gr. γυναικόµασθος (Galen) and mod.L. gynæcomastum], the condition of a man's breasts in which they are as large as a woman's and functionally active; also in mod.L. form gynæcoˈmastia. gynæcoˈmazia [Gr. µαζός var. µαστός breast], gynæcomastia. gynæcomorphous |-ˈmɔːfəs| a. [Gr. µορϕ-ή shape], having the form or characters of a female. † ˈgynæconome [Gr. γυναικονόµος: see -nomous], one of a board of magistrates at Athens which was formed to maintain manners among women; so gynæˈconomist, in the same sense. ˈgynæcophore |-fɔə(r)| Zool. [Gr. -ϕόρος bearing], in certain invertebrate animals, as some trematodes, a receptacle in the male in which the female is borne, a gynæcophoric canal; hence gynæcoˈphoric |-ˈfɒrɪk| a. gynæcophysiˈology |-fɪzɪˈɒlədʒɪ|, the physiology of the female generative organs.
1684I. Mather in Academy 3 Feb. (1900) 102/1 *Gynecandrical Dancing, or that which is commonly called Mixt or Promiscuous Dancing of Men and Women together.
1822Shelley Chas. I, ii. 366 A commonwealth like Gonzalo's in the play, *Gynæcocœnic and pantisocratic.
1888Universal Rev. Sept. 23 That fatal *gynæcolatry which rules all social and domestic life across the Channel.
1881Index-Cat. Surg.-Gen. U.S. II. 421/2 (title) On the male mammary glands, and on *gynaecomastia. 1904Lancet 26 Mar. 865/2 This was not so marked a case of gynæcomastia as in Case 1. 1962Lancet 29 Dec. 1358/1 Gynæcomastia in the male may be associated with an abnormality of œstrogen production or metabolism.
1873H. Spencer Stud. Social. Notes (1874) 421 The mammæ of men will, under special excitation, yield milk: there are various cases of *gynæcomasty on record, and in famines infants whose mothers have died have been thus saved.
1850J. Birkett Dis. Breast 254 *Gynecomazia..signifies a development of the mammary organ in the male which more or less resembles the form of that of the female. 1923W. H. Evans Dis. Breast xliii. 473 The secretion of milk by the breasts of men is, however, by no means confined to those with Gynæcomazia.
1865Reader No. 142. 326/2 A *gynæcomorphous male of Fidonia Atomaria.
1594Mirr. Policy (1599) 207 At Rome their Censors had such like aucthoritie and charge, as the *Gyneconomes at Athens.
1753L. M. tr. Du Boscq's Accomplish'd Woman II. 121 Hesychius saith there were judges appointed particularly for this purpose, who were called *Gynæconomists.
1877Huxley Anat. Inv. Anim. iv. 202 The formidable Bilharzia, the male of which is the larger and retains the female in a *gynæcophore. 1881Packard Zool. 152 A canal or passage in the male formed by the infolding of the edges of the concave side of the body called a gynæcophore.
1885W. Roberts Urin. & Renal Dis. iii. xiii. (ed. 4) 648 The male [of Bilharzia Hæmatobia] is..provided with a *gynæcophoric canal.
1828M. Ryan Man. Midwifery 19 *Gynæcophysiology, or uses of the female organs of generation. |