Etymology of the English prefix radio-
the English prefix
radio-derived from the French prefix
radio-derived from the Latin word
radius (rod, spoke; ray; rod)
using the French suffix
-ableDerivations in English
radioactinium,
radioactive,
radioactivity,
radioautograph,
radiobiology,
radiobroadcast,
radiocarbon,
radiocesium,
radiochemical,
radiochemistry,
radiochromatography,
radiodiagnosis,
radioelement,
radiofrequency,
radiogenic,
radiogram,
radiograph,
radiography,
radioimmunoassay,
radioimmunology,
radioiodine,
radioisotope,
radiolabel,
radiolocator,
radiology,
radiolucent,
radioluminescence,
radiolysis,
radiometer,
radiomicrometer,
radionuclide,
radiopaque,
radiopharmaceutical,
radiophone,
radiophosphorus,
radiophotograph,
radioscopy,
radiosensitive,
radiosensitizer,
radiosodium,
radiosonde,
radiostrontium,
radiotechnology,
radiotelegram,
radiotelegraph,
radiotelegraphy,
radiotelephone,
radioteletype,
radiotherapy,
radiothermy,
radiotoxic,
radiotracer,
radiotransparent,
radiovision,
osteoradionecrosis,
radioautographyUsage
Word found in Modern English
