How Do You Spell PHAGOMANIC?

Pronunciation: [fˌaɡəmˈanɪk] (IPA)

Phagomanic, spelled /fæɡoʊˈmænɪk/, is an adjective used to describe someone who has an abnormal desire to eat. The word is derived from the Greek "phagein" meaning "to eat" and "mania" meaning "madness". The spelling of the word follows English phonetic rules, with the "ph" representing the /f/ sound and the stress falling on the second syllable. This term is commonly used in medical and psychological contexts to describe individuals who suffer from abnormal eating habits.

Common Misspellings for PHAGOMANIC

• ohagomanic
• lhagomanic
• 0hagomanic
• pgagomanic
• pbagomanic
• pnagomanic
• pjagomanic
• puagomanic
• pyagomanic
• phzgomanic
• phsgomanic
• phwgomanic
• phqgomanic
• phafomanic
• phavomanic
• phabomanic
• phahomanic
• phayomanic
• phatomanic
• phagimanic

Etymology of PHAGOMANIC

The word "phagomanic" is not a recognized term in the English language, and it does not have an established etymology. It appears to be a combination of the prefix "phago-", which means "to eat", and the suffix "-manic", which means "obsessed with" or "having an excessive desire for". However, without a clear source or widely accepted definition for "phagomanic", it is difficult to determine its precise origin or meaning.

Plural form of PHAGOMANIC is PHAGOMANICS