-odynia

noun combining form

-o·​dyn·​ia

əˈdinēə,

ōˈd-

plural -s

: pain

crymodynia

neurodynia

omodynia

-odynic

(ˈ)ō¦dinik

əˈd-

adjective combining form

Word History

Etymology

New Latin, from Greek, state of pain, from odynē pain + -ia -y

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