-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

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

Related terms

• -later
• -latress
• -latrous

Translations

forms a noun meaning worship of stemmed noun

• Finnish: -latria (fi), -palvonta (fi)
• French: -lâtrie (fr) f
• Italian: -latria f
• Portuguese: -latria (pt) f
• Romanian: -latrie f
• Spanish: -latría (es) f

Anagrams

• artly, ratly, tryal