Morpheme
Phene
Type
bound base
Denotation
bring to light, cause to appear, show, make visible (an element in names of chemicals derived from benzene)
Etymology
Latin phaeno-; Ancient Greek phaino-, from phainein
Evidence
apophenia, coprophenomenon, echophenomenon, epiphenomenon, macrophenomenon, metaphenomenon, microphenomenon, nanophenomenon, phenol, phenology, phenomena, phenomenal, phenomenalism, phenomenalistic, phenomenally, phenomenic, phenomenical, phenomenize, phenomenography, phenomenology, phenomenon, phenomenons, phenotype, phynyl, protophenomenon, subphenomenon, superphenomenon, symphenomenon, thiophene, thiophenol, thiophenyl
See Also
Ph, Phan(e) [Phane, Phan], Phaner, Phant, Fant, Fancy
