para-, par-
(Greek: by the side of, beside, past, beyond; contrary, wrong, irregular, abnormal)
parallel
parallelepiped
A polyhedron consisting of six faces that are parallelograms.
parallelism
1. In writing, the deliberate repetition of particular words or sentence structures for effect.
2. In philosophy, the philosophical theory that mind and body do not interact but follow separate parallel tracks, without any relationship of cause and effect existing between the two.
parallelize
To make or place parallel to.
parallelogram
A four-sided plane figure in which both pairs of opposite sides are parallel and of equal length, and the opposite angles are equal.
paralogist
paralogy, paralogia, paralogism
1. False reasoning, involving self-deception.
2. Perverted logic or reasoning in speaking in which the idea that is next in the chain of thought is suppressed and replaced by another that is related to it.
paralyses
paralysing
paralysis
paralytic
paralyze
paralyzed
paralyzing
paramastoiditis
Inflammation of the squamous portion of the temporal bone, from the extension following mastoiditis.