Meanings
Origin
- Ancient Greekφυτόν“plant”
- English-phyte
From Ancient Greek φυτόν (phutón, “plant”).
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Finnish -fyytti, -fyytti
- -fyyttitaxonomic group of plants or algae
- -fyyttiplant that grows in a specified habitat
- -fyyttiplant that grows in a specified form or habit
- -fyyttipathological growth
French -phyte
- -phytetaxonomic group of plants or algae
German -phyt, -phyt
- -phyttaxonomic group of plants or algae
- -phytplant that grows in a specified habitat
- -phytplant that grows in a specified form or habit
Irish -fít, -fít
- -fíttaxonomic group of plants or algae
- -fítplant that grows in a specified habitat
- -fítplant that grows in a specified form or habit
- -fítpathological growth
Italian -fito
- -fitoplant that grows in a specified habitat
Polish -fit, -fit
- -fittaxonomic group of plants or algae
- -fitplant that grows in a specified habitat
- -fitplant that grows in a specified form or habit
- -fitpathological growth
Portuguese -fita, -fita
- -fitataxonomic group of plants or algae
- -fitaplant that grows in a specified habitat
- -fitaplant that grows in a specified form or habit
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-phyte. (n.d.). In WatkinsX Dictionary. Retrieved November 2, 2026, from https://dictionary.watkinsx.com/word/-phyte
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