1. Etymology of the English prefix auto-
the English prefix auto-
derived from the Late Greek word autos, αὐτός (self)
Derivations in English
autacoid, autoicous, autoecious, autoanalysis, autoantibody, autoantigen, autobiographical, autobiography, autocatalysis, autocatharsis, autochrome, autocollimation, autocorrelation, autodyne, autoerotic, autoeroticism, autogamy, autogenetic, autograft, autography, autohypnosis, autoignition, autoimmune, autoimmunization, autoinfection, autoinoculation, autointoxication, autoionization, autokinesis, autolithography, autolysis, automanipulation, automorphic, automotive, autophagia, autophyte, autoplast, autoplasty, autopolyploid, autopotamic, autoradiograph, autoradiography, autoregulation, autorotation, autosensitization, autosome, autostability, autosuggestion, autotelic, autotomy, autotoxemia, autotoxicosis, autotoxin, autotransformer, autotransfusion, autotransplant, automorphism, autosexing, radioautography, autonym, autologous, autocephalous, autogoal, autoreverseUsage
Word found in Modern English2. Etymology of the English word auto-
derived from the English word auto-
Derivations in English
autocade, autocide, autocross, automaker, autoworker, autobus, autoist, autotruckUsage
Word found in Modern English3. Etymology of the English word auto-
derived from the English word auto-