IPA: /juːˈfɛnɪks/
KK: /juˈfɛnɪks/
The study or practice of improving human traits or characteristics after birth.
Euphenics focuses on enhancing the phenotypic qualities of individuals through various interventions.
Euphenics is formed from "eu-" (meaning good or well) and "phen-" (from Greek "phaino", meaning to show or to appear) combined with the suffix "-ics" (indicating a field of study). The word refers to the study of improving genetic traits or conditions, essentially showing or manifesting good traits.
Think of 'eu-' meaning good and 'phen-' meaning to show — euphenics is about showing or improving good traits.