electro-

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English

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Etymology

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Initially fromFrenchélectro-andLatinelectro-,ultimately fromelectrum,fromAncient Greekἤλεκτρον(ḗlektron,amber).Equivalent to and later based uponelectric,electricity,&c. +-o-.

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electro-

  1. Combining formofelectricity.
  2. Combining formofelectricandelectrical.
  3. Combining formofelectronic.

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  • galvano-(dated or specific applications)

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BorrowedfromLatinelectrum,fromAncient Greekἤλεκτρον(ḗlektron,amber)(a natural resin, which — when rubbed — produces static electricity).

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electro-

  1. electro-;combining formofelèctric

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Dutch

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electro-

  1. Superseded spellingofelektro-.

Galician

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electro-

  1. electro-

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Portuguese

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electro-

  1. Pre-reform spelling(until Brazil 1943/Portugal1990) ofeletro-.Still used in countries where the agreement hasn't come into effect; may occur as a sporadic misspelling.

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Spanish

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electro-

  1. electro-

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