syntaxy
/ˈsɪntaksi/Crystallography
noun
Overgrowth or intergrowth of crystalline substances in which new material has the same orientation as older material, although it may differ chemically.
Origin
1950s. From syn- + -taxy, after French syntaxie. Compare earlier syntaxis.
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