fat' and the Greek 'pearl-like' Pandeism – from the Greek () 'all' and Latin 'god'; compare with the non-hybrid word pantheism Periglacial – from the Greek () and the Latin Petroleum – from the Greek () 'rock', and the Latin 'oil' Polyamory – from the Greek () 'many' and the Latin 'love' Polydeism – from the Greek () 'many' and the Latin 'god'; compare with the non-hybrid word polytheism Quadraphonic – from the Latin meaning four and the Greek (), from () meaning sound; the non-hybrid word is tetraphonic Quadriplegia – from the Latin 'four' and the Greek () 'stroke', from () 'to strike'; the non-hybrid word is tetraplegia Sociology – from the Latin , 'comrade', and the Greek () 'word', 'reason', 'discourse' Sociopath – from the Latin from 'to associate with', and the Greek () 'sufferer' from (), 'incident, suffering, experience' Television – from the Greek () 'far' and the Latin 'seeing', from 'to see' Tonsillectomy – from the Latin 'tonsils' and the Greek (), 'to cut out' Vexillology – from the Latin word , 'flag', and the Greek suffix (), 'study' Other languages Modern Hebrew Modern Hebrew abounds with non-Semitic derivational affixes, which are applied to words of both Semitic and non-Semitic descent. The following hybrid words consist of a Hebrew-descent word and a non-Semitic descent suffix: bitkhon-íst () 'one who evaluates everything from the perspective of national security', from bitakhón 'security' + the productive internationalism -ist khamúda-le () 'cutie (feminine singular)', from khamuda 'cute (feminine singular) + -le, endearment diminutive of Yiddish origin kiso-lógya () 'the art of finding a political seat (especially in the Israeli Parliament)', from kisé 'seat' + the productive internationalism -lógya '-logy' maarav-izátsya () 'westernization', from maaráv 'west' + the productive internationalism -izátsya '-ization' (itself via Russian from a hybrid of Greek -ιζ- -iz- and Latin -atio) miluím-nik () 'reservist, reserve soldier', from miluím 'reserve' (literally 'fill-ins') + -nik, a most productive agent suffix of Yiddish and Russian descent The following Modern Hebrew hybrid words have an international prefix: anti-hitnatkút () 'anti-disengagement' post-milkhamtí () 'post-war' pro-araví () 'pro-Arab' Some hybrid words consist of both a non-Hebrew word and a non-Hebrew suffix of different origins: shababnik () 'rebel youth of Haredi Judaism', from Arabic shabab (youth) and -nik of Yiddish and Russian descent Modern Hebrew also has a productive derogatory prefixal shm-, which results in an 'echoic expressive'. For example, um shmum (), literally