-latry

English

Etymology

From Late Latin latria, from Ancient Greek λατρεία (latreía, “service; worship”).

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): /-lətɹi/

Suffix

-latry

  1. worship of

Derived terms

English terms suffixed with -latry
androlatry
angelolatry
antholatry
anthropolatry
arborolatry
archaeolatry
artolatry
astrolatry
autolatry
babyolatry
bardolatry
basileiolatry
basileolatry
basilolatry
bibliolatry
Bibliolatry
Christolatry
chronolatry
Constitutionolatry
cosmolatry
curatolatry
cynolatry
demolatry
demonolatry
dendrolatry
diabololatry
ecclesiolatry
episcopolatry
gastrolatry
geniolatry
geolatry
gerontolatry
grapholatry
gynecolatry
gynolatry
hagiolatry
heliolatry
hierolatry
hoplolatry
Hugolatry
hydrolatry
ichthyolatry
iconolatry
ideolatry
idiolatry
idolatry
Jesusolatry
litholatry
logolatry
lordolatry
Mariolatry
martyrolatry
Maryolatry
mechanolatry
methodolatry
monolatry
necrolatry
negrolatry
neolatry
numerolatry
oligolatry
onolatry
ophiolatry
papolatry
parthenolatry
physiolatry
phytolatry
plutolatry
poetolatry
pseudolatry
psycholatry
pyrolatry
selenolatry
sermonolatry
Shakespearolatry
statolatry
staurolatry
symbolatry
symbololatry
taurolatry
thanatolatry
thaumatolatry
theolatry
theriolatry
topolatry
vexillolatry
zoolatry
zoölatry

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