pheno — pheno·barbitone; pheno·clast; pheno·coll; pheno·cryst; pheno·crys·tic; pheno·genetically; … English syllables
pheno- — before vowels phen , from Gk. phaino , comb. form of phainein to bring to light (see PHANTASM (Cf. phantasm)) … Etymology dictionary
pheno- — [fē′nō, fē′nə; fen′ō, fen′ə] combining form PHEN … English World dictionary
phéno- — phén(o) ♦ Élément, du gr. phainein « briller, éclairer ». I. ⇒PHÉN(O) 1, (PHÉN , PHÉNO )élém. formant Élém. tiré du gr. «j éclaire», entrant dans la constr. de termes de chim. où il indique la présence d un noyau benzène. V. phénol, phényl et… … Encyclopédie Universelle
pheno- — comb. form 1 Chem. derived from benzene (phenol; phenyl). 2 showing (phenocryst). Etymology: Gk phaino shine (with ref. to substances used for illumination), show * * * see phen * * * 1. a combining form meaning shining, appearing, seeming, used… … Useful english dictionary
pheno- — combining form see phen … New Collegiate Dictionary
pheno- — See phen … Medical dictionary
Pheno- — Phe|no , vor a oder o Phen [↑ Phenyl ] Präfix in den Namen von tricycl. Verb., in denen ein 1.4 Diheteramonocyclus von zwei Benzolringen flankiert ist, z. B. Phenothiazin, Phenarsazin, Phenoxazin … Universal-Lexikon
PHENO — Precise Hybrid Elements for Nonlinear Operation ( > IEEE Standard Dictionary ) … Acronyms
PHENO — Precise Hybrid Elements for Nonlinear Operation ( > IEEE Standard Dictionary ) … Acronyms von A bis Z
