Etymology of the English prefix thermo-
the English prefix
thermo-derived from the Greek word
thermos, θέρμος, ϑερμός, ϑέρμος
derived from the Proto-Indo-European root
*gʷher-Derivations in English
thermistor,
thermocouple,
thermolabile,
thermopile,
thermoacidophile,
thermoammeter,
thermoanalysis,
thermobarometer,
thermochemistry,
thermocoagulation,
thermocurrent,
thermodiffusion,
thermodynamic,
thermodynamics,
thermoelastic,
thermoelectric,
thermoelectricity,
thermoelectrometer,
thermoelectron,
thermoform,
thermogalvanometer,
thermogenic,
thermogeography,
thermogram,
thermograph,
thermography,
thermoluminescence,
thermolysis,
thermomagnetic,
thermometer,
thermometry,
thermomotive,
thermomotor,
thermonuclear,
thermoperiodic,
thermoperiodicity,
thermophile,
thermophilic,
thermophone,
thermoplastic,
thermoreceptor,
thermoregulation,
thermosensitive,
thermosetting,
thermosiphon,
thermosphere,
thermostable,
thermotaxis,
thermotropism,
barothermohygrograph,
bathythermogram,
stenothermophile,
stenothermophilicUsage
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