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Showing words for EVECTION using the English dictionary
8 Letter Words for Evection
civetone, evection
7 Letter Words for Evection
convite, vection, venetic
6 Letter Words for Evection
ceinte, cenote, cevine, conite, coteen, covent, covine, covite, entice, evince, invect, nocive, noetic, notice, novice, octene, octine, veneti, veneto, venice, venite, voeten, voteen
5 Letter Words for Evection
ceint, centi, cento, cetin, citee, civet, conte, coven, covet, covin, ctene, envoi, event, evict, evite, iconv, neive, niece, nieve, oncet, ontic, ovine, tecon, tenio, tonic, venie, vinet, voice
4 Letter Words for Evection
cene, cent, cete, ceti, cine, cion, cite, cito, cive, coin, coit, cone, coni, cont, conv, cote, cove, econ, ecto, eevn, eine, ento, eten, etic, eton, even, evet, evoe, icon, into, invt, neet, nete, neti, neve, nevi, nevo, nice, nito, note, oeci, oint, once, otic, oven, teen, tene, tice, tien, tinc, tine, tone, veen, vein, vent, veto, vice, vine, vino, vint, vite, voce, voet, vote
3 Letter Words for Evection
cee, cen, ceo, cie, cit, civ, con, cot, cte, ctn, cto, eco, ect, eec, een, enc, ene, env, eon, etc, eve, ice, inc, int, inv, ion, ive, nco, nee, nei, neo, net, nie, nit, not, nov, oct, oie, one, oni, ont, otc, tec, tee, ten, tic, tie, tin, toc, toe, toi, ton, tov, vee, vei, vet, vic, vie, vin, voc, voe, von
Definitions for Evection
[1] a periodic irregularity in the moon's motion, caused by the attraction of the sun.
[2] irregularity in the moon's motion caused by perturbations of the sun and planets
Words nearby Evection
evasion, evasive, evatt, eve, eve's pudding, evection, evelyn, evemerus, even, even money, even out
Origin of Evection
1650–60; < Latin ēvectiōn- (stem of ēvectiō ) a going upwards, flight, equivalent to ēvect(us ) (past participle of ēvehere to carry forth, move forth) + -iōn- -ion
Other words from Evection
e·vec·tion·al , adjective
Word origin for Evection
C17: from Latin ēvectiō a going up, from ēvehere to lead forth, from vehere to carry