Etymology of the English prefix photo-

Derivations in English

spectrophotometer, photoactinic, photoactivation, photoallergic, photoanalyst, photobiology, photobiotic, photocatalysis, photocell, photochemistry, photochronograph, photocoagulation, photocompose, photocomposer, photocomposition, photoconductive, photoconductivity, photocopier, photocopy, photocurrent, photodecomposition, photodegradable, photodetector, photodiode, photodisintegration, photodrama, photoduplicate, photodynamics, photoelasticity, photoelectric, photoelectricity, photoelectron, photoelectrotype, photoemission, photoengrave, photoengraving, photofission, photoflash, photoflight, photogelatin, photogen, photogenic, photogram, photograph, photography, photogravure, photoheliograph, photoionization, photoisomerization, photojournalism, photokinesis, photolitho, photolithograph, photolithography, photoluminescence, photolysis, photomacrograph, photomap, photomechanical, photomicrograph, photomicroscope, photomontage, photomorphogenesis, photomosaic, photomultiplier, photomural, photonegative, photoneutron, photonuclear, photopathy, photophilic, photophobia, photophobic, photophore, photopolymer, photopolymerization, photopositive, photoprint, photoproton, photoreaction, photoreactivation, photorealism, photoreception, photoreceptor, photorecon, photoreconnaissance, photorecorder, photoreduction, photoresist, photoscan, photosensitive, photosensitivity, photosensor, photosphere, photosynthesis, phototaxis, phototelegraphy, phototheodolite, phototherapeutics, phototherapy, photothermic, phototonus, phototopography, phototoxin, phototransistor, phototroph, phototropic, phototropism, phototube, phototype, phototypesetting, phototypography, photovoltaic, photozincography, photoplay, photochromic, photofluorogram, photofluorography, photogrammetry, photoinduced, photorecording

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