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syzygy

The origin and history of syzygy.

Etymology

Syzygy comes from Late Latin syzygia, meaning a conjunction, which in turn derives from the Ancient Greek word for a union, yoke or pair. The word was adopted into English by 1847 for its astronomical meaning.

Origin: Ancient Greek

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