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anemo-
a combining form meaning “wind”.
anemograph.
anemo-
combining form
indicating wind
anemometer
anemophilous
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51Թ History and Origins
Origin of anemo-1
< Greek, combining form of áԱDz; cognate with Latin animus breath; akin to Sanskrit anilas
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51Թ History and Origins
Origin of anemo-1
from Greek anemos wind
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They parted with regret and tenderly, like old tried friends; and Vespasian told Dodd, with tears in his eyes, that though he was in point of fact only a darned Anemo, he felt like a coloured gemman at parting from his dear old Captain.
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Anemo- is a combining form used like a prefix meaning “wind.” It is occasionally used in scientific terms, especially in meteorology.Anemo- comes from Greek áԱDz, meaning “wind.” You may recognize this root in the name of the plant anemone, which literally translates to “daughter of the wind.”The Latin translation of áԱDz is ventus, also meaning “wind,” which is the source of terms such as vent and ventilation. To learn more, check out our entries for both words.
Anemo- is a combining form used like a prefix meaning “wind.” It is occasionally used in scientific terms, especially in meteorology.Anemo- comes from Greek áԱDz, meaning “wind.” You may recognize this root in the name of the plant anemone, which literally translates to “daughter of the wind.”The Latin translation of áԱDz is ventus, also meaning “wind,” which is the source of terms such as vent and ventilation. To learn more, check out our entries for both words.
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