Etymology of the English suffix -scope
the English suffix
-scopederived from the Latin suffix
-scopusderived from the Greek suffix
-skopos, -σκοπος, -σκόπος
Derivations in English
colposcope,
anemoscope,
anoscope,
arthroscope,
auriscope,
baroscope,
bioscope,
borescope,
bronchoscope,
chronoscope,
cryoscope,
electroscope,
endoscope,
fiberscope,
galactoscope,
galvanoscope,
gastroscope,
gonioscope,
hagioscope,
helioscope,
hydroscope,
hygroscope,
keratoscope,
lactoscope,
laparoscope,
laryngoscope,
laserscope,
metascope,
monoscope,
myoscope,
nephoscope,
ophthalmoscope,
orthoscope,
otoscope,
palimscope,
pharyngoscope,
phonoscope,
phosphoroscope,
proctoscope,
pseudoscope,
radarscope,
roentgenoscope,
seismoscope,
sideroscope,
sniperscope,
snooperscope,
spectroscope,
stereoscope,
stethoscope,
synchroscope,
urethroscope,
fluoroscope,
kinetoscope,
metroscope,
astigmatoscope,
coeloscope,
colonoscope,
fetoscope,
oscilloscope,
retinoscope,
epidiascope,
macroscopic,
orthoscopic,
spectrohelioscope,
periscopeUsage
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