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- suffix When combined with prefixes derived (usually) from Latin or Greek names for numbers, used to make adjectives meaning "having a certain number of
arguments " (said offunctions ,relations , etc, in mathematics and functions,operators , etc, in computing).
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The final part of monadic, etc. See also adicity.
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