audio-, aud-, audi-, audit- (Latin: hearing, listening, perception of sounds).audibility:
audible:
audibleness:
audibly:
audiclave:
audicon:
audience:
audiency:
audient:
audile:
audio:
audioanalgesia:
audiofrequency:
audiogenic:
audiogram:
audiolingual:
audiological:
audiologist:
audiology:
audiometer:
audiometric:
audiometrician:
audiometrist:
audiometry:
audiophile:
audiophiliac:
audiospectogram:
audiospectograph:
audiovisual:
audiphone:
audit:
audition:
auditive:
auditognosis:
auditor:
auditories:
auditorily:
auditorium:
auditory:
auditress:
autoaudible:
clairaudience (Latin > French):
clairaudient (Latin > French):
clairaudiently (Latin > French):
exaudible:
exaudition:
inaudibility:
inaudible:
inaudibly:
oculauditory:
postauditory:
preaudience:
subaudible:
subaudition:
superaudible:
transaudient:
unaudible:
unaudited:
Nature has given us two ears, two eyes and but one tongue, to the end that we should hear and see more than we speak. -Socrates Profanity makes ignorance audible. -Anonymous |