Words that come from Ancient Greek “-ῐον”
400 words across 71 languages descend from Ancient Greek -ῐον — including criteria, mystery, criterion, Byzantine, opium, cherry, opioid, symposium.
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English (102)
- criteria
- mystery
- criterion
- Byzantine
- opium
- cherry
- opioid
- symposium
- Byzantium
- opiate
- carat
- tarragon
- metier
- Wisniewski
- multicriteria
- proem
- mysterium
- cerise
- métier
- ectropion
- himation
- cherrywood
- splenium
- chokecherry
- nonopioid
- criterium
- centaury
- kirsch
- proemium
- theriomorphic
- cymatium
- opioidergic
- multicriterion
- cherrystone
- criteriology
- kirschwasser
- criteriological
- protopine
- subcriterion
- groundcherry
- bicriterion
- Afyonkarahisar
- antiopium
- criterionless
- estragole
- estragon
- carater
- symposiast
- therianthrope
- cherried
- opiatelike
- theriogenology
- cherryade
- Tarkhun
- symposiastic
- cherrylike
- mysteriosophy
- prototherian
- opioidlike
- mysteriarch
- opiumlike
- cherrying
- metacriterion
- caratage
- nonmystery
- theriolatry
- multicarat
- cryptopine
- noncriteria
- cherriest
- criteriologically
- Byzantinological
- opiumism
- mysterize
- therio-
- mystery bag
- isoestragole
- bibliomystery
- cherryless
- noropianic acid
- opianic acid
- Byzantinology
- Byzantinologist
- out-Byzantine
- tricriterion
- theriogenologist
- theriogenological
- opiumist
- intercriteria
- prototherial
- symposiastically
- theriotype
- theriologic
- sub-Byzantine
- noncriterion
- criteriologic
- Russo-Byzantine
- theriomancy
- dracontium
- Bandar Seri Begawan
- byzantine
- proœmium