Cosmogony

koz-mog'o-ni, n. the science of the — foi mation of the universe. [Gr kosmogoma kosmos and gou, root of giguomni, to be born.] Cosmographies, koz-mo-grnf ik, Cosmograpbdcal, ko?-mo-graf ik-al, adj. pertaitung to cosmography Cosmography, koz-mog'ra-fi, n lit a description of the w Id: the science of the constitution of the universe — n. Cosmog'rapher. [Gr. — kosntoQraphia h ns n. os, and graphd, to write.] Cosmo loglst, ko/ uiol'o-jist, n, one versed in cosmology Cosmology, koz-mol'o-ji, the science 0/ the universe a treatise on the stiuclure and parts of the system of creation.— adj. Cosmolog'ical. (Coined from Gr kosmos, and logos, discourse Cosmopolitan, koz-mo-pol'i ian, Cosmopolite, koz-mop'o-Kt, n. [lit) a citizen of the world' one who can make a home everywhere one free from local or national prejudices, -n COSmopol'itanism. [Gr. kosmopohtes—kosmos and pohtes a citizen—polls, a city.]