Morpheme
Physe
Type
bound base
Denotation
bring forth, produce, generate, beget, bear, grow, arise, spring up
Etymology
Ancient Greek phýsis, from phýein
Evidence
anapophysis, antehypophysis, apophyseal, apophyses, apophysis, apophysitis, basapophysis, centropostzygapophyseal, centroprezygapophyseal, dactylosymphysis, diaphysis, diapophysis, epimetaphyseal, epiphysis, epipophysis, frontometaphyseal, gonapophysis, haemapophysis, hemapophysis, hypapophysis, hyperapophysis, hypophysis, infrapostzygapophyseal, infraprezygapophyseal, interpostzygapophyseal, interprezygapophyseal, intrapostzygapophyseal, intraprezygapophyseal, laminoprezygapophyseal, metaepiphyseal, metaphyseal, metaphyses, metaphysial, metaphysis, metapophysis, neurapophysis, neurohypophysis, paraphysis, parapophysis, physeal, physes, physic, physical, physician, physicked, physicking, physico-, physicochemical, physicomechanical, physicotheology, physics, physique, physis, pleurapophysis, posthypophysis, postzygapophyseal, postzygapophysis, postzygapophysis, praezygapophysis, prezygapophyseal, prezygapophysis, prosphysis, spinopostzygapophyseal, spondyloepimetaphyseal, symphysis, synapophysis, zygapophyses, zygapophysis, zygopophysis
