dicty-
combining form
variants or dictyo-
: net
dictyostele
dictyosome
Word History
Etymology
combining form from Greek díktyon "net, netting," perhaps of pre-Greek origin
Note: The noun díktyon is conventionally taken as a derivative of dikéō, dikeîn "to throw, cast" from an action noun *diktūs; however, the Mycenaean word dekutuwoko, if correctly glossed as "net-maker," with -e- in the initial syllable, has been taken to imply pre-Greek origin (see R. Beekes, Etymological Dictionary of Greek, Brill, 2010, with references).
- thrashed (out)
- thrashed out
- thrashed out or over
- thrasher
- thrasher shark
- thrasher whale
- thrasherman
- thrashermen
- thrashers
- thrashes
- thrashes (out or over)
- thrashes (out)
- thrashes out
- thrashes out or over
- thrashing
- thrashing (out or over)
- thrashing (out)
- thrashing machine
- thrashing out
- thrashing out or over
- thrashings
- thrasonical
- thrasonically
- Thrasybulus
- Thraupidae