crasis
Meaning of crasis
noun
a contraction of two adjacent vowels into one long vowel or diphthong, for example the reduction of words in ancient Greek from three syllables to two.
mid 16th century (as a medical term denoting the blending of physical qualities giving rise to a particular state of health): from Greek krasis ‘mixture’.
Information about crasis
Hyphenation of crasis
cra-sis
- It consists of 2 syllables and 6 chars.
- crasis is a word disyllabic because it has two syllables
Anagrams of crasis
Words that rhyme with crasis
asis, anabasis, basis, catabasis, ecbasis, histometabasis, hypobasis, katabasis, kolbasis, metabasis, orchiocatabasis, parabasis, rebasis, symbasis, metergasis, Atrahasis, Oreophasis, apophasis, deemphasis, ecphasis, emphasis, misemphasis, overemphasis, periphasis, phasis, preemphasis, prophasis, reemphasis, superemphasis, ultraemphasis, underemphasis, Wuchereriasis, acanthamebiasis, acariasis, acaridiasis, acroscleriasis, agomphiasis, allantiasis, amebiasis, anaphalantiasis, anchylostomiasis, ancylostomiasis, angioelephantiasis, angiostrongyliasis, anisakiasis, ankylostomiasis, appendicolithiasis, appendolithiasis, arseniasis, arteriasis