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Etymology of the English word nitrobacteria

the English word nitrobacteria
using the English prefix nitro-
derived from the Latin word nitrum (name of various alkalis)
derived from the Greek word nitron, νίτρον
derived from the Egyptian word nṯr
derived from the English word bacteria
derived from the New Latin word bacterium (bacterium)
derived from the Greek word bakterion, βακτήριον
derived from the Greek word baktron, βάκτρον
derived from the Proto-Indo-European root *bak-

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