-graphy
Anglais
Étymologie
- Du grec ancien γράφειν, graphein (« écrire »).
Suffixe
-graphy \ɡɹəfi\
Composés
- amniography
- anemography
- angiocardiography
- angiography
- anthropography
- aortography
- arteriography
- arthrography
- astrophotography
- audiospectrography
- autobiography
- autography
- bibliography
- bio-bibliography
- biogeography
- biography
- biostratigraphy
- cacography
- calligraphy
- cartography
- chirography
- cholangiography
- choreography
- chorography
- chromatography
- chromolithography
- cinematography
- cineradiography
- cosmography
- cryptography
- crystallography
- dactylography
- demography
- discography
- echography
- encephalography
- epigraphy
- ethnography
- filmography
- flexography
- fluorography
- geography
- glossography
- glyptography
- hagiography
- historiography
- holography
- hydrography
- hypsography
- ichnography
- iconography
- ideography
- lexicography
- lithography
- lithostratigraphy
- logography
- lymphangiography
- lymphography
- macrography
- mammography
- metallography
- mythography
- nosography
- oceanography
- organography
- orography
- orthography
- paleobiogeography
- paleography
- pathography
- petrography
- phlebography
- phonography
- photofluorography
- photography
- photolithography
- phototypography
- physiography
- phytogeography
- phytography
- planography
- polarography
- pornography
- prosopography
- psychobiography
- pyelography
- pyrography
- radiography
- radiotelegraphy
- reprography
- roentgenography
- scenography
- selenography
- skiagraphy
- sonography
- stenography
- stereography
- stereolithography
- stratigraphy
- tachygraphy
- telegraphy
- telephotography
- thermography
- tomography
- topography
- typography
- ultrasonography
- uranography
- urography
- venography
- videography
- wireless telegraphy
- xerography
- xylography
- zincography
- zoogeography
- zoography