Combinative - Law Dictionary Search Results
Odonto
A combining form from Gr odoys odontos a tooth
Old World
The combined territories of Europe Asia and Africa The Eastern Hemisphere as distinguished from The Americas Australia and the Pacific
Oligo
A combining form from Gr oligos few little small
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Omni
A combining form denoting all every everywhere as in omnipotent all powerful omnipresent omnivorous
Omo
A combining form used in anatomy to indicate connection with or relation to the shoulder or the scapula
Organo
A combining form denoting relation to or connection with an organ or organs
Pan
Combining forms signifying all every as panorama pantheism pantagraph pantograph Pan becomes pam before b or p as pamprodactylous
Ornitho
A combining form fr Gr ornis orniqos a bird
Pluri
A combining form from L plus pluris more many as pluriliteral
Oto
A combining form denoting relation to the ear or situation near the ear or in the ear
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