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-cy is a suffix in English used to form nouns that denote a state, quality, or condition (as in idiocy); an action or practice (as in mendicancy); or a rank, office, or body of persons (as in captaincy or magistracy).^[1]^[2]^[3] This suffix frequently replaces a final -t or -te in the base word, originating from Latin forms such as -tia and -cia, which themselves trace back to Greek -k(e)ía and -t(e)ía.^[1] Common in abstract nouns, -cy contributes to the language's capacity for precise expression of abstract concepts, appearing in terms like accuracy, bankruptcy, and democracy.^[1]^[2] Its usage reflects historical influences from classical languages on English morphology, emphasizing nominalization of qualities and offices without altering core semantic content.^[3]

People

Notable individuals

Cy Young (March 29, 1867 – November 4, 1955), born Denton True Young, was a Major League Baseball pitcher renowned for his endurance and dominance, compiling 511 career wins over 22 seasons from 1890 to 1911, a record that remains unbroken.^[4]^[5] He pitched 7,356 innings, started 815 games, and completed 749, feats reflecting the era's high-volume pitching demands before modern relief specialization.^[4] The Cy Young Award, established in 1956 by the Baseball Writers' Association of America to honor the league's top pitcher annually, bears his name in recognition of these accomplishments. Cy Twombly (April 25, 1928 – July 5, 2011), born Edwin Parker Twombly Jr., was an American painter, sculptor, and photographer whose work fused abstract expressionism with references to classical mythology, poetry, and gesture through scribble-like marks and large-scale canvases.^[6] After studying under Robert Motherwell and arriving in New York in the early 1950s, he developed a signature style incorporating raw, calligraphic forms influenced by his travels in Italy and North Africa, where he settled in Rome by 1959.^[6] His sculptures, often made from found objects and plaster, complemented paintings like those in the Bacchus series, earning acclaim for bridging postwar abstraction with historical allusion; major retrospectives have been held at venues including the Menil Collection in Houston.^[7] Cyrus Vance (March 27, 1917 – January 12, 2002), known as Cy Vance, served as U.S. Secretary of State from January 20, 1977, to April 28, 1979, under President Jimmy Carter, focusing on arms control and diplomacy.^[8] As a key negotiator, he advanced the Strategic Arms Limitation Talks (SALT II) treaty signed on June 18, 1979, which aimed to cap U.S. and Soviet strategic offensive weapons amid Cold War tensions, though ratification stalled in the Senate.^[9] Vance resigned in protest against Carter's April 1980 decision to authorize a military rescue attempt for hostages held in Iran, prioritizing diplomatic solutions over force.^[10]

Fictional characters

In film and television

In the HBO Western series Deadwood (2004–2006), Cy Tolliver, portrayed by Powers Boothe, serves as the ruthless proprietor of the Bella Union saloon and brothel, functioning as a primary antagonist to Al Swearengen through schemes involving extortion, violence, and political maneuvering in the lawless mining camp.^[11] In the sci-fi continuation series Galactica 1980 (1980), Cy is a Cylon Centurion featured in the episode "The Return of Starbuck," where the robotic warrior develops an unlikely camaraderie with human pilot Lieutenant Starbuck, aiding in his evasion from Cylon pursuers and exploring themes of artificial intelligence and interspecies alliance amid interstellar conflict.^[12] The 2012 animated film The Lorax, adapted from Dr. Seuss's book, includes Cy (voiced by Fletcher Sheridan) as a minor delivery worker for O'Hare Air in the domed city of Thneedville, responsible for distributing bottled air to residents in a polluted world devoid of trees, subtly underscoring environmental dependency on corporate control.^[13] In the animated Netflix series Skylanders Academy (2016–2018), Cy appears as a supporting character voiced by Daniel Middleton, contributing to the ensemble of magical guardians battling evil forces in a fantasy realm populated by portal masters and elemental warriors.^[14]^[15] The 1997 family sci-fi film Star Kid features Cy, an extraterrestrial entity voiced by Arthur Burghardt and embodied through an alien biomechanical suit that bonds with young protagonist Spencer Griffith, granting him enhanced abilities to combat invading forces and emphasizing motifs of unlikely heroism and technological symbiosis.

In literature and comics

Cy-Kill is a central fictional character in the GoBots franchise, debuting in tie-in comic books and illustrated storybooks associated with the 1980s toy line produced by Tonka. As the leader of the Renegade faction, Cy-Kill is portrayed as a treacherous cyborg originally from the planet Gobotron, who defects from the heroic Guardians to pursue domination, often scheming invasions of Earth and internal rebellions among robotic beings.^[16] In publications like the 1984 GoBots on Earth Golden Super Adventure Book, he antagonizes protagonists such as Leader-1, transforming into a motorcycle vehicle mode to emphasize themes of mechanical autonomy, betrayal, and inter-factional warfare in a sci-fi setting inspired by cybernetic engineering.^[17] The character's print appearances extend to UK comic strips in Eagle and Transformers magazines during the mid-1980s, where Cy-Kill's role as an inveterate plotter drives narratives of cosmic conflict, including attempts to exploit human technology for Renegade advantage.^[18] These stories highlight causal dynamics of robotic free will versus programmed loyalty, with Cy-Kill's backstory as a former Guardian High Protector underscoring motifs of corruption through unchecked ambition rather than inherent design flaws.^[19] In literature, Cy appears as the protagonist in David L. Dudley's 2013 historical novel Cy in Chains, set during the American Civil War era on a Georgia plantation. The thirteen-year-old Cy Williams navigates enslavement, obedience to white overseers, and eventual flight northward, embodying resilience amid systemic oppression and personal moral awakening.^[20] The narrative draws on verifiable historical contexts of Confederate conscription and Underground Railroad escapes, using Cy's perspective to explore causal chains of bondage, rebellion, and survival without romanticization.^[20] Other comic instances include Cy-Gor, a cyborg gorilla hybrid introduced in Todd McFarlane's Spawn series in 1993, who features in a 1994 six-issue mini-series blending cybernetic augmentation with primal fury in urban horror scenarios.^[21] Similarly, Cy-Boar, created by Lou Graziani, stars in an independent webcomic and print issues from 2022 onward, depicting a bionic boar escaping illegal experiments to wage guerrilla warfare, thematically probing human-animal boundaries via biomechanical intervention.^[22]

Codes

Geographic and international codes

"CY" designates the ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 country code for the Republic of Cyprus, a standard maintained by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) to represent countries and territories uniformly in data interchange, international trade, and administrative applications.^[23] This two-letter code was incorporated into the inaugural edition of ISO 3166, published in 1974, following Cyprus's independence from British rule in 1960, which necessitated distinct identifiers for the newly sovereign entity in global systems.^[24] The code supports numeric equivalents like ISO 3166-1 numeric-3 (196) and alpha-3 (CYP), enabling consistent usage across domains such as shipping manifests, financial transactions, and statistical databases.^[23] The ".cy" serves as the country code top-level domain (ccTLD) for Cyprus, delegated by the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA) on July 26, 1994, to align internet infrastructure with ISO 3166-1 conventions established since the mid-1980s for domain naming.^[25]^[26] Administered by the University of Cyprus, the .cy registry regulates domain registrations primarily for entities with ties to the island, including second-level domains like .com.cy for commercial sites and .org.cy for organizations, promoting localized digital presence while adhering to international technical standards.^[25] As of 2024, it remains under IANA oversight, with policies restricting registrations to verifiable Cypriot connections to maintain relevance and prevent abuse.^[25]

Science and technology

Chemical and biological terms

In organic chemistry, "Cy" denotes the cyclohexyl group (C₆H₁₁–), a saturated six-membered cycloalkyl radical derived from cyclohexane by removal of a hydrogen atom.^[27] This substituent is widely employed in synthetic applications to modulate steric hindrance, lipophilicity, and solubility in molecules, particularly in ligands for transition-metal catalysis such as tricyclohexylphosphine (PCy₃), which features three Cy groups attached to phosphorus and serves as a bulky phosphine in olefin metathesis reactions developed in the late 20th century.^[28] In pharmacology and oncology, "CY" or "Cy" abbreviates cyclophosphamide, a prodrug alkylating agent first synthesized in 1958 as part of efforts to develop less toxic derivatives of nitrogen mustards.^[29] Approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration in 1959 for treating malignant diseases including leukemia, lymphoma, and solid tumors, cyclophosphamide exerts its cytotoxic effects through hepatic metabolism to active metabolites like phosphoramide mustard, which forms DNA interstrand cross-links, thereby inhibiting nucleic acid replication and transcription in rapidly dividing cells.^[30]^[31] This mechanism also underlies its immunosuppressive properties, leading to side effects such as leukopenia and increased infection risk, though it remains a cornerstone in combination regimens for autoimmune disorders and transplantation conditioning. In molecular biology, "Cy" prefixes a series of cyanine dyes (e.g., Cy3, Cy5), synthetic polymethine compounds with conjugated chains linking two nitrogen-containing heterocycles, originally developed from early cyanine pigments synthesized in the 19th century but adapted in the 1990s for biomolecular labeling due to their high quantum yields and tunable excitation/emission spectra in the visible to near-infrared range.^[32] These water-soluble, sulfonated variants enable fluorescence-based techniques like microarray hybridization, flow cytometry, and super-resolution imaging by covalently attaching to antibodies, oligonucleotides, or proteins, with Cy3 typically exciting at ~550 nm (green emission) and Cy5 at ~650 nm (red emission), though they exhibit photobleaching under prolonged excitation.^[33]

Computing and engineering terms

In semiconductor manufacturing and computing hardware, "CY" functions as a standard prefix in the nomenclature for integrated circuits developed by Cypress Semiconductor Corporation, a designer of memory, connectivity, and microcontroller solutions established in 1983. This prefix appears in product lines such as the CY7C family of high-speed static RAM (SRAM) devices, which supported early networking and embedded systems with features like asynchronous operation and densities up to several megabits by the 1990s. Similarly, the CY8C series denotes Programmable System-on-Chip (PSoC) microcontrollers, introduced starting in 2002, enabling configurable analog and digital peripherals for applications in consumer electronics and industrial controls.^[34] In civil and construction engineering, "CY" abbreviates "cubic yard," a volumetric unit equivalent to 0.7646 cubic meters (27 cubic feet), employed since the early 20th century for quantifying bulk materials such as excavated earth, concrete, or aggregate in project specifications and cost estimates. For instance, infrastructure projects like highway construction routinely specify material volumes in CY to standardize bidding and execution, with conversion factors verified against imperial-to-metric standards.^[35] In mechanical and aerospace engineering, particularly aviation maintenance, "CY" denotes "cycle," referring to a complete operational repetition such as a flight cycle (from takeoff to landing) or mechanical stress cycle in component fatigue analysis. This usage tracks wear in airframes and engines; for example, regulatory bodies like the FAA mandate inspections based on accumulated cycles, with data logged since the post-World War II era of commercial jet aviation to predict failure modes via empirical stress-life testing.^[36]

Other uses

Linguistic elements

The suffix -cy functions in English as a derivational morpheme primarily forming abstract nouns that denote a state, quality, condition, rank, or office associated with a base word, often adjectives or nouns of Latin or Romance origin.^[1]^[37] It typically attaches to stems ending in sounds like /t/ or /nt/, as in accuracy (from accurate, first attested in 1660, referring to the quality or state of precision) or captaincy (from captain, mid-15th century, indicating the office or authority of a captain).^[38]^[39] This productive pattern reflects a systematic rule for nominalization, where the suffix abstracts a property or role from its adjectival or nominal base, enabling precise expression of relational qualities rather than mere description.^[40] Etymologically, -cy traces to Latin -cia and -tia, suffixes used in feminine abstract nouns (e.g., justitia for justice), which evolved from earlier Indo-European forms denoting action or result. These entered English via Old French -cie or -tie (as in Anglo-Norman borrowings post-1066 Norman Conquest), adapting to Middle English phonology and morphology by the 14th century.^[37]^[40] The influx occurred during the period of heavy French influence on English vocabulary, where Latin-derived abstracts proliferated for legal, administrative, and scholarly terms, supplanting or supplementing native Germanic formations like -th (e.g., truth). Examples include intimacy (early 17th century, state of close familiarity) and bankruptcy (16th century, legal status of insolvency), illustrating how the suffix encodes causal dependencies between base concepts and their instantiated qualities or statuses. In usage, -cy exhibits constraints tied to its Romance heritage: it favors bases with Latinate roots, avoiding native Germanic stems unless hybridized, and conveys inherent qualities over transient actions (contrast with -ing for processes). This morphological rule supports derivational transparency, where the resulting noun causally extends the base's semantics—e.g., normalcy (coined 1857 by Oliver Wendell Holmes, state of normality) derives from normal, emphasizing conformity as a definable condition. Productivity persists in modern formations like absorbency (1781), but remains governed by phonological compatibility and semantic fit, rooted in the suffix's historical role in abstracting stable attributes from descriptive bases.^[37]

Abbreviations in business, transport, and slang

In maritime shipping, CY/CY refers to Container Yard to Container Yard, a standard term specifying that the carrier assumes responsibility for the full container load (FCL) from the origin port's container yard, where the loaded container is received, until delivery at the destination port's container yard.^[41] This delineation excludes the shipper's inland transport to the origin yard and the consignee's pickup from the destination yard, thereby influencing ocean freight rates by limiting carrier liability to terminal-to-terminal handling.^[42] CY/CY contrasts with terms like CFS/CFS (Container Freight Station to Container Freight Station), which involve additional carrier services for less-than-container-load (LCL) cargo consolidation and deconsolidation.^[41] In business and financial contexts, CY abbreviates calendar year, denoting the standard 12-month period from January 1 to December 31, distinct from a fiscal year (FY) that may align with a company's operational cycle rather than the Gregorian calendar.^[43] This usage appears in reporting, budgeting, and performance metrics, such as CY 2025 data encompassing transactions and outcomes for that full calendar span, facilitating comparisons across entities not bound by uniform fiscal calendars.^[44] In informal slang, particularly within digital communication like texting and online chats, CY signifies "calm yourself," a directive to de-escalate emotions or arguments by encouraging relaxation.^[45] Alternatively, it functions as a shorthand for "see you," often in casual farewells akin to "see ya," prevalent in quick exchanges on platforms where brevity is prioritized.^[46] These interpretations emerged alongside the expansion of instant messaging and social media in the early 21st century, though they remain niche compared to more standardized acronyms.^[47]

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CY Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster
What does the abbreviation CY stand for? Meaning: calendar year. How to use CY in a sentence.
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CY Definition & Meaning - Dictionary.com
a suffix of nouns denoting rank or office, sometimes attached to the stem of a word rather than to the word itself: captaincy; magistracy.
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CY definition in American English - Collins Dictionary
1. quality, condition, state, or fact of being idiocy 2. position, rank, or office of captaincy, curacy
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Cy Young Stats, Height, Weight, Position, Rookie Status & More
Position: Pitcher ; Bats: Right • Throws: Right ; Born: March 29, 1867 in Gilmore, OH us ; Died: November 4, 1955 in Newcomerstown, OH ; Buried: Peoli Cemetery, ...
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Cy Young Stats, Age, Position, Height, Weight, Fantasy & News
Cy Young Bio. Fullname: Denton True Young; Born: 3/29/1867 in Gilmore, OH ... MLB Career, -, -, 511, 316, 2.63, 906, 815, 749, 76, 17, --, 7356.0, 7092, 3167 ...Missing: biography | Show results with:biography
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Biography | The Artist - Cy Twombly Foundation
Cy Twombly was renowned for artworks integrating cultural, historical, and poetic references—especially to classical antiquity—with abstract forms and his ...Missing: achievements | Show results with:achievements
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Cy Twombly Paintings, Bio, Ideas - The Art Story
Jun 5, 2014 · His art situates itself in the context of the history of Western civilization as well as the process-oriented aspects of Abstract Expressionism.
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Cyrus Roberts Vance - Travels of the President - Department History
Travels of the Secretary of State · Travels of the President ... Accompanied President Carter to U.S.-Soviet Summit and the signing of the SALT II Treaty.
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Strategic Arms Limitation Talks (SALT II) - State.gov
The primary goal of SALT II was to replace the Interim Agreement with a long-term comprehensive Treaty providing broad limits on strategic offensive weapons ...
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Cyrus Vance | | The Guardian
Jan 13, 2002 · After an early career as a Wall Street lawyer, Vance entered public life at the age of 39 as general counsel to the Senate space and aeronautics ...<|separator|>
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Cy Tolliver | Deadwood Wiki - Fandom
Cyrus "Cy" Tolliver is a main character in HBO's Deadwood. He is the hot-tempered, cruel and selfish owner of the Bella Union and former rival to Al Swearengen.
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Cy (Cylon) - Neo Encyclopedia Wiki - Fandom
Cy is a Cylon Centurion from the Galactica 1980 episode "The Return of Starbuck" who strikes up a friendship with Lieutenant Starbuck. He is nicknamed Cy by ...
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Cy Voice - The Lorax (Movie)
Fletcher Sheridan is the voice of Cy in The Lorax. Movie: The Lorax Franchise: Dr. Seuss. Cy VOICE. Fletcher Sheridan. Latest News.
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Cy Voice - Skylanders Academy (TV Show) - Behind The Voice Actors
Daniel Middleton is the voice of Cy in Skylanders Academy. TV Show: Skylanders Academy Franchise: Skylanders
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Skylanders Academy - Daniel Middleton as CY - IMDb
"Skylanders Academy" Missing Links (TV Episode 2016) - Daniel Middleton as CY.
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Star Kid - Wikipedia
Joseph Mazzello as Spencer Griffith/Star Kid · Richard Gilliland as Roland Griffith · Corinne Bohrer as Janet Holloway · Alex Daniels as "Cy". Arthur Burghardt as ...
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Cy-Kill - GoBots Wiki
Cy-Kill is the leader of the Renegades, who turns into a motorbike. A former Guardian High Protector, he is an inveterate schemer.
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GoBots on Earth SC (1984 A Golden Super Adventure Book) comic ...
4.9 113 · $12.95 delivery · 7-day returnsBased on the popular '80s cartoon and toyline. The valiant Leader-1 and the brave Guardians fight a never-ending battle against the tyrannical Cy-Kill and his ...
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The mighty forgetable GoBots! - Comic Book Tid Bits Home Page
How fast is Cy-Kill that he can outrun Leader-1 to the Command Centre? Pretty fast it seems. That was it for the comic strip. I have a vague memory of reading ...
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Cy-Kill (GoBots) - Transformers Wiki
Cy-Kill is a cyborg alien from the planet Gobotron. Once, long ago, he was one of the greatest of the heroic Guardians. Along with his partner Leader-1 and ...
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Cy in Chains by David L. Dudley | eBook | Barnes & Noble®
In stock Free in-store returnsCy Williams, thirteen, has always known that he and the other black folks on Strong's plantation have to obey white men, no question.
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Cy-Gor - EverybodyWiki Bios & Wiki
Search Cy-Gor on Amazon. Cy-Gor is a fictional character from the comic book Spawn and featured in his own 6 part mini-series Cy-Gor. He is a part-man, part ...
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Cy-Boar - WikiFur, the furry encyclopedia
Apr 5, 2022 · Cy-Boar, written and drawn by Lou Graziani, is a webcomic and series of comic books about a mutated bionic boar that escaped from an illegal ...
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CY - Cyprus - ISO
Alpha-2 code: CY. Short name: CYPRUS. Short name lower case: Cyprus. Full name: the Republic of Cyprus. Alpha-3 code: CYP. Numeric code: 196.Missing: establishment | Show results with:establishment
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ISO 3166-1 Change History - Statoids
ISO 3166:1974 was first published in 1974. It was descended from the distinguishing signs for vehicles under the Conventions on Road Traffic of 1949 and 1968.Missing: CY Cyprus
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.cy Domain Delegation Data
Aug 13, 2024 · Delegation Record for .CY (Country-code top-level domain) ccTLD Manager University of Cyprus 1 Panepistimiou Avenue 2109 Aglantzia, Nicosia Nicosia Cyprus
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.cy - ICANNWiki
Apr 28, 2025 · .cy ; Country. Cyprus ; Implemented, July 26, 1994 ; Registry, University of Cyprus.Missing: when | Show results with:when
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[PDF] Abbreviations Used in Organic Chemistry - chemBlink
Cy. Cyclohexyl. Dnp. 2,4-Dinitrophenyl. Me. Methyl. Mes. Mesityl. MOM methoxymethyl. Ms. Methanesulfonyl. TBDMS, TBS t-butyldimethylsilyl. Naphth. Naphthyl t-Bu.
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Bridge-cleavage reactions of [Pt2Cl2(.mu.-Cl)2(PCy3)2] (Cy ...
Bridge-cleavage reactions of [Pt2Cl2(.mu.-Cl)2(PCy3)2] (Cy = cyclohexyl) with dimethyl sulfoxide and dibenzyl sulfoxide. Conversion of trans-S-bonded ...
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Cyclophosphamide: A Preliminary Study of a New Alkylating Agent
Cyclophosphamide (2H-1, 3, 2-oxazaphosphorine, 2-[bis(2-chloroethyl) amino] tetrahydro-2-oxide) was developed in the search for an inactive 'transport'
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See full prescribing information for. CYCLOPHOSPHAMIDE INJECTION. CYCLOPHOSPHAMIDE injection, for intravenous use. Initial U.S. Approval: 1959. ------------- ...
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Cyclophosphamide is a medication primarily used in the management and treatment of neoplasms, including multiple myeloma, sarcoma, and breast cancer.Missing: abbreviation | Show results with:abbreviation
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Cyanine Dyes Containing Quinoline Moieties: History, Synthesis ...
Cyanine dyes are a class of organic functional dyes, distinguished by two nitrogen centers. The general structure of the dyes is shown in Figure 1. Cyanine dyes ...
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Cyanine Dyes (Cy Dyes) | Fluorescent Dyes - Tocris Bioscience
Cyanine Dyes (Cy Dyes). Cyanine Dyes are a class of fluorescent dye used for labeling amine groups on antibodies, peptides or oligonucleotides and are ...
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What does CY stand for? - Abbreviations.com
What does CY mean? This page is about the various possible meanings of the acronym, abbreviation, shorthand or slang term: CY. ; CY. Current Year. Miscellaneous ...
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CY Engineering Abbreviation Meaning - All Acronyms
CY in Engineering commonly refers to Cubic Yard, a unit of volume measurement used to quantify the amount of space a substance occupies.
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[PDF] Abbreviation - Sofema Aviation Services
CY. Cycle. CY. Calendar Year - Current Year. CYL. Cylinder. D/A. Digital to Analog. D/D. Engine Out Drift Down Point. D/LNA. Diplexer/Low Noise Amplifier. D/O.
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-cy - Etymology & Meaning of the Suffix
Origin and history of -cy. -cy. abstract noun suffix of quality or rank ... "quality of absorbing," 1781, from absorbent + abstract noun suffix -cy.Missing: captaincy | Show results with:captaincy
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From 1660s, formed by accurate + suffix -cy, meaning the state of being extremely precise or exact; conformity to truth.Missing: captaincy | Show results with:captaincy
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https://affixes.org/alpha/c/-cy.html
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Affixes: -cy
-cy. Also ‑acy. An abstract state, condition, or quality; a rank or status. Originally from French ‑cie or ‑tie, Latin ‑cia or ‑tia, or Greek ‑k(e)ia or ...Missing: etymology | Show results with:etymology
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Understanding CFS and CY terms in logistics - Maersk
Jul 2, 2024 · In the CY-CY model, the responsibility of the shipping line begins and ends at the container yard. · Cost-effective for high-volume shipments ...
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CY/CY Term and its Relation to Ocean Freight Costing - Xeneta
Apr 19, 2018 · CY/CY means that the responsibility of the shipping line begins at the CY at the load port and ends at the CY at the discharge port.Missing: maritime | Show results with:maritime
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CY Business Abbreviation Meaning
CY in Business commonly refers to Calendar Year, which denotes a 12-month period used for financial reporting and accounting purposes that aligns with the ...
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CY Meaning in Finance: What Current Year Really Means - Gate.com
CY is an abbreviation for “Current Year” in financial contexts. This term refers to the ongoing calendar year, typically spanning from January 1st to December ...
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What does CY stand for? - Slang.net
Calm yourself. An acronym used to calm a person down; often utilized when chatting or texting and getting into an argument; also referenced when telling ...<|control11|><|separator|>
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What does CY Stand For in texting? 7 meanings of CY
See You · CY — Calm Yourself · CY — Crazy You · CY — Cyber · CY — See why · CY — See ya · CY — Commonwealth Year.
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CY Chat Abbreviation Meaning - All Acronyms
CY in Chat commonly stands for Calm Yourself, a phrase often used to encourage someone to relax or take a moment to breathe during a conversation. It's ...