Information about List Of Greek Words With English Derivatives

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Greek	Traditional	Classical	Modern
Α α	a	a	a
Β β	b	b	v
Γ γ	g	g	gh, y
Δ δ	d	d	dh
Ε ε	e	e	e
Ζ ζ	z	z, zd	z
Η η	e	ē	i
Θ θ	th	th	th
Ι ι	i	i	i
Κ κ	c	k	k
Λ λ	l	l	l
Μ μ	m	m	m
Ν ν	n	n	n
Ξ ξ	x	x	x
Ο ο	o	o	o
Π π	p	p	p
Ρ ρ	r	r	r
Σ σ ς	s	s	s
Τ τ	t	t	t
Υ υ	y	u	i
Φ φ	ph	ph	ph, f
Χ χ	ch	kh	kh
Ψ ψ	ps	ps	ps
Ω ω	o	ō	o
αι	ae, e	ai	e, ai
αυ	au	au	af, av
ει	i	ei	i
ευ	eu	eu	ef, ev
γγ	ng	ng	ng
γξ	nx	nx	nx
γκ	nc	nk	g, ng
γχ	nch	nkh	nkh
μπ	mp	mp	b, mb
ντ	nt	nt	d, nd
οι	oe, e	oi	i
ου	u	ou	ou, u

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This is a list of Greek words with derivatives in English (and other modern languages).

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Transliteration

There are considerable differences between the various transliterations used to represent the Greek alphabet in English. The table in the sidebar shows:

• the "traditional" transliteration, in other words that used in Latin, representing classical Greek: this is the form in which most Greek words have made their way into English
• a "classical" transliteration, commonly used to represent more accurately the pronunciation of Ancient Greek
• the "modern" transliteration often used for Modern Greek — see Transliteration of Greek into English for some variations.

Greek had no letter h: a rough breathing over an initial vowel or diphthong – ἁ ἑ ἡ ἱ ὁ ὑ ὡ – indicates that the word was pronounced with an initial h, and a smooth breathing – ἀ ἐ ἠ ἰ ὀ ὐ ὠ – indicates the absence of an h, but this has since disappeared in speech, and Modern Greek omits the breathings. An initial upsilon (υ) always had the rough breathing – ὑ – hence hy is very common at the start of words derived from Greek, but no (or very few) such words start with y.

The letter rho (ρ) at the start of a word always had the rough breathing – ῥ – and is transliterated rh. If a rho occurred doubled within a word, the first ρ always had the smooth breathing and the second the rough breathing – ῤῥ – leading to the transiliteration rrh.

For a fuller discussion of these matters, see the Greek alphabet.

Note: the distinction between the rough and smooth breathings as shown above may not be very clear on certain browsers.

Greek Words with Modern Derivatives

The Citation form shown is the form most commonly shown in dictionaries, but this form is often unrepresentative of the word as used to form a compound word, hence the Root form is also shown. In the case of verbs, the citation form is by convention the first person singular, present indicative, for instance φάγω (phagō), "I eat", rather than the infinitive ("to eat") as might be more usual in English and other modern language dictionaries.

The "classical" transliteration as described above is used for both the Citation form and the Root form.

The Greek words are shown in polytonic orthography, in other words showing the breathings and the fuller range of accents, as used in Ancient Greek and in Modern Greek for those who do not accept the 1982 "monotonic reform".

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Citation form		Root form		Meaning	English Derivative
ἀ-	a-	ἀ- ἀν-	a- an-	without, not	adiabatic, agnostic, , amoral, anaemia, anaesthesia, anhydrous, anonymous, apathy, asymmetric, asymptote, atrophic
ἄβαξ	ābax	ἀβακ-	abac-	reckoning-board, used for counting votes	abacus,
ἄβουλος	āboulos	ἀβουλ-	aboul-	indecisive	abulia, hyperboulia
ἄβυσσος	ābussos	ἀβυσσ-	abyss-	bottomless	abyss, abyssal, abyssocottidae, abyssopelagic
ἄγαλμα	āgalma	ἀγαλματ-	agalmat-	glory, delight, honour, statue	agalmatolite, agalmatophilia
ἄγαμος	āgamos	ἀγαμ-	agam-	not married	agamia, agamidae, agama
ἀγαθή	agathē	ἀγαθ-	agath-	good	agate,
ἀγάπη	agapē	ἀγαπ-	agap-	love	agape, agapanthus, agapanthaceae
ἀγαρικόν	agarikon	ἀγαρ-	agar-	from Αgari, a town in Sarmatia	agaricus, agaricales, agaricaceae
ἀγαυός	agauos	ἀγαυ-	agav-	illustrious, noble	agave, agavaceae, agavaceae
ἀγγαρεία	angareia	ἀγγαρ-	angar-	impressment for public service	angary, angaria, angariate
ἀγγείον	angeion	ἀγγειο-	angio-	vessel	angiosperm, , angiodysplasia, angiogenesis, angiogram, angiography, angioma, angiopathy, angioplasty, angiosperma, angiostatin, angiotensin,
ἄγγελος	angelos	ἀγγελ-	angel-	messenger	archangel, evangelist
ἄγευστος	ageustos	ἀγευσ-	ageus-	not tasting or having tasted	ageusia, ,
ἅγιος	hagios	ἁγιο-	hagio-	holy	hagiography, hagiology, hagiographa
ἄγκιστρον	angistron	αγκιστρ-	ancistr-	hook	ancistrocladus, ancistrocactus, ancistrocheirus
ἀγκυλόπους	ankulōpous	ἀγκυλοπ-	ancylοp-	with bent legs [1]	ancylopoda
ἀγκύλος	ankulos	ἀγκυλ- ἀγκυλ-	ancyl- angul-	crooked, curved [2]	ancylus, angle
ἀγκύλωσις	ankulōsis	ἀγκυλο-	ankylο-	stiffening of the joints	, ankyloglossia, ankylosaurus
ἄγκυρα	ankyra	ἀγκυρ-	anchor-	anchor	anchoring, anchorage
ἀγκών	ankōn	ἀγκων--	ankon-	elbow	, ,
ἄγνωστος	agnōstos	ἀγνωστ-	agnost-	not known	agnosticism, agnostic, agnostida, agnostidae, agnost
ἀγορά	agora	ἀγορ-	agor-	marketplace	agoraphobia, agoranomos, agora
ἄγρα	agra	-αγρα	-agra	seizure, trap	podagra, pellagra
ἀγρός	agros	ἀγρο-	agro-	tilled land	, agronomics, agrology
ἄγρωστις	agrōstis	ἀγρωστ--	agrost-	a type of grass	, agrostophyllum, agrostistachys
ἄγχω	ankhō	ἀγχ--	ankh-	I press tight, strangle, throttle, choke	angina anxious
ἄγω	agō	ἀγ-	ag-	I drive, lead	pedagogue, , mystagogue
ἀγωνία	agōnia	ἀγων-	agōn-	agony	agonize, antagonistic, agony
ἀδάμας	adamas	ἀδαμα-	adama-	unconquerable, diamond	adamant, adamantine
ἀδελφός	adelphos	ἀδελφ-	adelph-	brother	adelphopoiesis, ,
ἂδηλος	adēlos	ἀδηλο-	adelo-	unknown, obscure	, adelospondyli, adelophagi, adelophryne, adelophobia, adelology
ἀδήν	adēn	ἀδενο-	adeno-	gland	adenoma, adenomelablastoma, adenomyosis, adenosine
Ἅδης	Hades	Ἁδη- Ἁδο-	hade- hado-	god of the underworld	hadean, hadopelagic
ἀδιάβατος	adiabatos	ἀδιάβατ-	adiabat-	impassable	adiabatic
ἁδρός	hadros	ἁδρο-	hadro-	thick	hadron, hadrosaurus
ἀδυναμία	adunamia	ἀδυναμι-	adynami-	loss of strength or vigor	,
ἀδιάφορος	adiaphoros	ἀδιάφορ-	adiaphor-	indifferent	adiaphora, adiaphorism
ἄδυτον	aduton	ἀδυτ-	adyt-	not to be entered	adytum
ἀέριος	aerios	ἀέρι-	aeri-	of the air	aerial, aerie
ἀερόβιος	aerobios	ἀερόβι-	aerobi-	living in air	aerobic, aerobics, aerobiology,
ἀηδής	aēdēs	ἀηδ-	aed-	distasteful, unpleasant	aedes, genus aedes
ἀήρ	aēr	ἀέρο-	aero- air-	air	aerodynamics, aerofoil, aeronautics, aerobic, airplane, airship
ἄηχος	aēchos	ἀηχος-	anecho-	without sound	, anechoic chamber
ἀθήρα	athēra	ἀθηρ-	ather-	gruel	atheroma, atherosclerosis
ἀθλητής	athlētēs	αθλητ-	athlet-	contestant in the games	athlete, athletics
αἰθάλη	aethalē	αἰθαλ-	aethal-	soot	aethalops, ethallobarbital
αἰθήρ	aethēr	αἰθερ-	ether-	massless medium	ether, ethereal
αἴγαγρος	aegagros	αἰγαγρ-	aegagr-	wild goat	aegagrus, aegagropila
αἰγιαλός	aegialos	αἰγιαλ-	aigial-	beach, seashore	aegialornis, aigialosaur, aegialornithidae
αἰγίς	aegis	αἰγισ-	aegis-	armour of Zeus	aegis
Aἴγυπτος	Aegyptos	Αἴγυπτο-	Αegypto-	Aἰγαίου ὑπτίως, Aegaeou huptiōs, below the Aegean, according to Strabo	egyptology,
αἰκία	aikia	αἰκ-	aec-	torture, suffering	,
αἴλουρος	aeluros	αἰλουρo-	aeluro-	feline	, aelurodon, aeluroscalabotinae
αἳμα	haima	αἳμ-	em- hem- haem-	blood	anemia, anemic, hemophilia, hemorrhage
Aἴολος	Aeolus	Aἴολ-	Aeol-	Keeper of the Winds Gk. Myth	Aeolic, Aeolian, Aeolotropy
αἰπεινός	aipeinos	αἰπει-	aepi-	high, lofty	aepisaurus,
αἰπύς or αἰπός	aipus or aipos	αἰπυ-	aepy-	high and steep, utter	aepycamelus, aepyornis, aepyornithidae, aepyceros
αἰσθάνομαι	aisthanomai	αἰσθ-	aisth-	I perceive, apprehend by the senses	anesthesia
αἰσθητικός	aisthētikos	αἰσθητ-	aesthēt-	of sense-perception, sensitive, perceptive	aesthetic, aesthetician, aestheticism, aesthete, aesthetics
αἰσχύνω	aiskhunō	αἰσχύν-	aiskhun-	I dishonour, shame	aeschynanthus, aeschynite
αἰτία	aitia	αἰτι-	aiti-	cause	etiology, aetiology
αἰχμή	aikhmē	αἰχμ-	aechm-	point of a spear	aechmophorus, aechmea
αἰών	aeōn	αἰών-	eon-	age	eon
αἰώνιος	aeōnios	αἰώνι-	aeonι-	lasting for an age	aeonium,
Ἀκαδημία	Akadēmia	Ἀκαδημ-	akadēm-	the school where Plato taught, the field of Academos	academy, academic
ἀκακία	akakia	ἀκακια-	akakia-	harmless	acacia
ἀκαλύφη	akaluphē	ἀκαλυφ-	acalyph-	stinging-nettle	acalypha, acalyphoideae
ἄκανθος	akanthos	ἀκανθ-	acanth-	thorn plant	acantharea, acanthite, acanthocephala, acanthocercus, acanthodactylus, acanthosaura
ἀκάρι	akari	ἀκαρ-	acar-	a kind of mite	, acariasis, acarology
ἄκαρπος	akarpos	ἀκαρπ-	acarp-	not producing fruit, fruitless	,
ἀκατάληκτος	akatalēktos	ακατάληκτ--	acatalekt-	not incomplete, incessant	acatalectic
ἀκέφαλος	akephalos	ἀκεφαλ-	acephal-	headless	acephali, acephaly, acephalous
ἀκλινής	aklinēs	ἀκλιν-	aclin-	unswerving, without inclination	, aclinic line
ἀκμή	akmē	ἀκμ-	acm- acn	highest point facial eruption	acme acne,
ἀκόλουθος	akoluthos	ἀκόλουθ-	acoluth-	follower	anacoluthon,
ἀκόνη	akonē	ἀκον-	akon-	whetstone	aconitum, paragon
ἀκούω	akouō	ἀκουστικ-	acoustik-	I hear	acoustic guitar, acoustic nerve, acoustic theory, acoustical engineering, acoustics
ἄκρον	akron	ἀκρο-	acro-	edge, topmost	acrobat, acrocephalus, acrochordidae, acrochordon, acromantula, acronym, acrotomophilia
ἀκροστιχίς	akrostikhis	ἀκροστιχ-	acrostic-	headline, end-line	acrostic
ἀκτίς	aktis	ἀκτινo-	aktino-	ray	actinium, actinobacteria, actinodine, actinolite, actinometer, actinomorphic, actinomycetes, actinophryid, actinophryids, actinopteri, actinopterygii, actinozoa
ἂκτωρ	aktor	ἀκτ-	act-	leader, from ἂγω, to lead or carry, to convey, bring [3] altern. from L. actus, (agere, to drive)	actor
ἀλάβαστρος	alabastros	ἀλαβαστρ-	alabastr-	a variety of mineral	alabaster
ἀλλαντοειδής	allantoeidēs	ἀλλαντο-	allanto-	sausage-shaped	allantois, allantoin
ἀλέξω	alexō	ἀλεξ-	alex-	I ward off, defend	Alexander, alexipharmic, ,
ἄλευρον	aleuron	ἀλευρο-	aleuro-	flour, meal	aleurone, aleuromancy
ἄλγος	algos	ἀλγ-	alg-	pain	, arthralgia, cardialgia, cephalalgia, fibromyalgia, myalgia, neuralgia, nostalgia, odontalgia, otalgia
ἀλείφω	aleiphō	ἀλειφ-	aleiph-	I anoint with oil	aliphatic compound
ἄλκιμος	alkimos	ἀλκ-	alc-	strong	analcite
ἁλκυών	halkuōn	ἁλκυ-	halku-	kingfisher	halcyon, halcyonic, halcyonidae
ἀλληγορῶ	allēgorō	ἀλληγορ-	allēgor-	I interpret allegorically	allegory
ἄλληλον	allēlon	ἀλληλο-	allēlo-	of one another	allelomorph, parallelogram
ἄλλος	allos	ἀλλο-	allo- all-	other, different	allochthon, allodium, allodontidae, allogenes, allograft, allography, allolactose, allometry, allomorph, allopath, allopatry, allophony, allopoiesis, allopurinol, allosaur, allotroph, allotropic, allotropy allergy
ἅλς	hals	ἁλ-	hal-	salt sea	halogen, haloaromatic, halobacteria, halosaur
ἀλλότροπος	allotropos	ἀλλoτροπ-	allotrop-	strange	allotropy, allotropes, ,
ἁλύσκω	haluskō	ἁλυσκ-	halluc-	I flee from, shun, avoid, escape [4] alt. f. L. hallucinar, to dream, be deceived	hallucinosis, hallucinate
ἄλυσσος	alyssos	ἀλυσσ-	alyss-	a plant believed to cure rabies	alyssum, Alyssa
ἄλφα	alpha	ἄλφα-	alpha-	alpha	alphabet, alphabetize, alphagram, alphandia, alphanumeric, alpha particle
ἀλώπηξ	alōpēx	ἀλωπ-	alop-	fox	alopecia
ἅλως	halōs	ἁλως-	halo-	round shape, the disk of the sun, circular arcade at Delphi	halo
Ἀμαζών	Amazōn	Ἀμαζο-	Amazo-	female warriors Gk. Myth.	Amazon, Amazonomachy, Amazonite, Amazonia
ἀμάλακτος	amalaktos	ἀμαλ-	amal-	that cannot be softened	amalgam,
Ἀμάλθεια	Amalthēa	ἀμάλθει-	Amalthe-	the foster-mother of Zeus	Amalthea
Ἀμανίται	amanitai	ἀμανίτ-	amanit-	a kind of fungus	amanita, amanitaceae
ἀμάρανθος	amarantos	ἀμαρανθ-	amaranth-	unfading flower	amaranth, amaranthaceae, amaranthoideae
Ἀμαρυλλίς	amarullis	ἀμαρυλλ-	amarull-	name of a shepherdess Gk. Myth.	amaryllis, amaryllidaceae
ἀμαύρωσις	amaurōsis	ἀμαυρω-	amauro-	blacken	amaurosis, amaurophilia, amaurobiidae
ἀμβλύς	amblus	ἀμβλυ-	ambly-	dim	amblygonite, amblyopia, amblypoda
ἄμβροτος	ambrotos	ἀμβρο-	ambro-	immortal	ambrosia, ambrotype
ἄμβυξ	ambix	ἀμβ-	amb-	cup	alembic, ,
ἄμβων	ambōn	ἀμβω-	ambo-	raised edge	ambo
ἀμέθυστος	amethustos	ἀμεθυστ-	amethyst-	not drunk or intoxicating	amethyst,
ἄμετρος	ametros	ἀμετρο-	ametro-	without measure	ametropia
ἀμίαντος	amiantos	ἀμιαντ-	amiant-	undefiled	amianthus
ἄμμος	ammos	ἀμμο-	ammo-	sand	ammoperdix, ammophila, ammotrechidae
ἀμνησία	amnēsia	ἀμνησ-	amnēs-	oblivion	amnesia, ,
ἀμνηστία	amnēstia	ἀμνηστ-	amnēst-	forgetfulness, amnesty	amnesty, amnestic
ἀμμωνιακός	ammōniakos	ἀμμονια-	ammōnia-	from Ammōn	ammonia, ammoniacal
ἀμμωνίς	ammōnis	ἀμμων-	ammon-	horn of Ammōn	ammonite, ammonoid, ammonoidea
ἀμνός	amnos	ἀμν-	amn-	lamb	amnion, , , ,
ἀμοιβή	amoebē	ἀμοιβή-	amoeb-	change	amoeba, amoebic
ἄμορφος	amorphos	ἄμορφ-	amorph-	shapeless	amorphous,
ἄμυλον	amylon	ἄμυλ-	amyl-	starch	amylin, amyloid, amylose, amylopectin, amylase, amyls, amylophagia, amyl
ἀμυγδαλή	amugdalē	ἀμυγδ- ἀλμ-	amygd- alm-	almond tree	amygdala, , amygdule almond
ἀμφί	amphi	ἀμφι-	amphi-	on both sides	amphipoda, amphioxus, amphiglossus
ἀμφιβάλλω	amphiballō	ἀμφιβ-	amphib-	throw on either side, to doubt	amphibole, amphibology
ἀμφίβιος	amphibios	ἀμφιβι-	amphibi-	living a double life	amphibious, amphibians
ἀμφίβολος	amphibolos	ἀμφιβολ-	amphibol-	doubtful	amphibole, amphibolite
ἀμφίβραχυς	amphibrakhus	ἀμφιβραχ-	amphibrach-	short at both ends	amphibrach, amphibolite
ἀμφιθέατρον	amphitheatron	ἀμφιθέατ-	amphitheat-	theater	amphitheater, ,
Ἀμφικτυονία	Amphiktyonia	ἀμφικτυονι-	amphiktyoni-	religious alliance	Amphictyony, amphictyonic
ἀμφίμακρος	amphimakros	ἀμφιμακ-	amphimac-	long at both ends	amphimacer
ἀμφορεύς	amphoreus	ἀμφορ-	amphor-	bearer	amphora, ampulla
ἀμφότερος	amphoteros	ἀμφότερ-	amphoter-	each of two	amphoteric
ἀνά	ana	ἀνα-	ana-	again, backward, upward	anabolism, anachronism, anaplasia
ἀναβαίνω	anabainō	ἀναβα-	anaba-	I go up	anabasis, anabatic, anabantidae
ἀναβαπτίζω	anabaptizō	ἀναβαπτ-	anabapt-	I dip repeatedly	anabaptist
ἀναβιώνω	anabiōnō	ἀναβιω-	anabio-	I return to life	,
ἀναβολή	anabolē	ἀναβολ-	anabol-	putting off, delaying	anabolism, anabolic steroid
ἀνάγλυφος	anagluphos	ἀναγλυφ-	anaglyp-	putting wrought in low relief	anaglyph
ἀναγραμματισμός	anagrammatismos	ἀναγραμ-	anagram-	transpose the letters of one word so as to form another	anagram,
ἀναγωγή	anagōgē	ἀναγωγ-	anagog-	spiritual uplift, reference to a principle	anagoge, ,
ἀνάδρομος	anadromos	ἀναδρομ-	anadrom-	running up	anadromous
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There are several methods for the romanization of Greek, especially depending whether the language written with Greek letters is Ancient Greek or Modern Greek and whether rather phonetic transcription or a graphematic transliteration is intended. ..... Click the link for more information. The spiritus asper ("rough breathing"), dasy pneuma (Greek: dasy, δασύ) or dasia (Greek: δασεῖα), is a diacritical mark used in Polytonic orthography. ..... Click the link for more information. “᾿” redirects here. For the similar character ᾿, see Ejective consonant. The spiritus lenis ("smooth breathing" or "soft breathing"), psilon pneuma (Greek: psilón, ψιλόν ..... Click the link for more information. Upsilon (uppercase Υ, lowercase υ) is the 20th letter of the Greek alphabet. In the system of Greek numerals it has a value of 400. It is derived from the Phoenician waw. ..... Click the link for more information. Rho (uppercase Ρ, lowercase ρ or ϱ) is the 17th letter of the Greek alphabet. In the system of Greek numerals it has a value of 100. It is derived from Semitic Rêš "head" (see Resh). ..... Click the link for more information. Greek alphabet Child systems Gothic Glagolitic Cyrillic Coptic Old Italic alphabet Latin alphabet ISO 15924 Grek Note: This page may contain IPA phonetic symbols in Unicode. ..... Click the link for more information. polytonic orthography of Greek uses a variety of diacritics (πολύ = many + τόνος = accent) to represent aspects of Ancient Greek pronunciation. ..... Click the link for more information. Adiabatic may refer to: In thermodynamics, *Adiabatic process *Adiabatic index In quantum mechanics, *Adiabatic process *Adiabatic theorem In electronics. ..... Click the link for more information. God General approaches Agnosticism Atheism Deism Dystheism Henotheism Ignosticism Monism Monotheism Natural theology Nontheism Pandeism Panentheism Pantheism Polytheism Theism Theology Transtheism Specific conceptions ..... Click the link for more information. Amorality is the quality of believing that moral right and wrong (or good and evil) do not exist in objective reality. 'Amorality' or 'amoralism' may also refer to believing that the concepts of moral right and wrong do not have meaning, or lacking a belief in the absolute ..... Click the link for more information. Anemia Classification & external resources ICD-10 D 50. -D 64. ICD-9 280 - 285 DiseasesDB 663 MedlinePlus 000560 eMedicine med/132   emerg/808 emerg/734 MeSH D000740 Anemia (AmE) or anæmia/anaemia ..... Click the link for more information. Anesthesia or anaesthesia (see spelling differences; from Greek αν- an- “without” + αἲσθησις aisthesis ..... Click the link for more information. As a general term, a substance is said to be anhydrous if it contains no water. The way of achieving the anhydrous form differs from one substance to another. Solvents In many cases, the presence of water can prevent a reaction from happening, or form undesirable products. ..... Click the link for more information. Anonymity is derived from the Greek word ανωνυμία, meaning "without a name" or "namelessness". In colloquial use, the term typically refers to a person, and often means that the personal identity, or personally identifiable information ..... Click the link for more information. This article or section is in need of attention from an expert on the subject. Please help recruit one or [ improve this article] yourself. See the talk page for details. ..... Click the link for more information. In general, something is asymmetric if it is not symmetric. See Asymmetric relation for information on asymmetric relations in mathematics and set theory. See Asymmetric warfare for information and theories of modern war. ..... Click the link for more information. An asymptote is a straight line or curve A to which another curve B (the one being studied) approaches closer and closer as one moves along it. As one moves along B, the distance between it and the asymptote A ..... Click the link for more information. For the American thrash metal band, see Atrophy (band) Atrophy is the partial or complete wasting away of a part of the body. Causes of atrophy include poor nourishment, poor circulation, loss of hormonal support, loss of nerve supply to the target organ, ..... Click the link for more information. For the flat slab at the top of a column, see . An abacus (plurals abacuses or abaci), also called a counting frame, is a calculating tool for performing arithmetical processes, often constructed as a wooden frame with beads ..... Click the link for more information. Aboulia or Abulia (from the Greek "αβουλία", meaning "non-will"), in neurology, refers to a lack of will or initiative. The patient is unable to act or make decisions independently. It may range in severity from subtle to overwhelming. ..... Click the link for more information. Aboulia or Abulia (from the Greek "αβουλία", meaning "non-will"), in neurology, refers to a lack of will or initiative. The patient is unable to act or make decisions independently. It may range in severity from subtle to overwhelming. ..... Click the link for more information. Abyss may mean: Sciences and philosophy Abyssal zone, the deepest extent of the sea. Abyssal plain, a flat area on the ocean floor. Abyss (religion), is a bottomless depth. ..... Click the link for more information. The abyssal zone is the pelagic zone that contains the very deep benthic communities near the bottom of oceans. Abyss is from the Greek word meaning bottomless sea. At depths of 4,000 to 6,000 meters (13,123 to 19,685 feet), this zone remains in perpetual darkness and never ..... Click the link for more information. Abyssocottidae Genera Abyssocottus Asprocottus Cottinella Cyphocottus Limnocottus Neocottus Procottus See text for species. ..... Click the link for more information. The abyssal zone is the pelagic zone that contains the very deep benthic communities near the bottom of oceans. Abyss is from the Greek word meaning bottomless sea. At depths of 4,000 to 6,000 meters (13,123 to 19,685 feet), this zone remains in perpetual darkness and never ..... Click the link for more information. This article is copied from an article on Wikipedia.org - the free encyclopedia created and edited by online user community. The text was not checked or edited by anyone on our staff. Although the vast majority of the wikipedia encyclopedia articles provide accurate and timely information please do not assume the accuracy of any particular article. This article is distributed under the terms of GNU Free Documentation License. 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