geo-

See also: geo, Geo, GEO, geó, géo, ge'o, Geo., and géo-

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EnglishEdit

EtymologyEdit

From Ancient Greek γῆ ‎(gê, “earth”).

PrefixEdit

geo-

1. Earth
2. geography

Related termsEdit

► English words prefixed with geo-

Related terms

geocaching geocentric geode geodesic geodesy geofabric geographer geographic

geographical geography geologer geological geologist geology geomancy geomembrane

geometer geometric geometrical geometry geomorphology geophysics geopolitical

geopolitics geostationary geotechnical geotextile geothermal geotropism

TranslationsEdit

Earth

• French: géo- (fr)
• Galician: xeo- (gl)
• German: geo- (de)
• Greek: γεω- (el) ‎(geo-), γαιο- (el) ‎(gaio-)

• Italian: geo- (it)
• Persian: ژئو (fa) ‎(žeo-)
• Russian: гео- ‎(geo-)

See alsoEdit

• areo-
• selen-

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DutchEdit

PronunciationEdit

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PrefixEdit

geo-

1. geo-

► Dutch words prefixed with geo-

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FinnishEdit

PrefixEdit

geo-

1. geo-

Derived termsEdit

► Finnish words prefixed with geo-

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ItalianEdit

PrefixEdit

geo-

1. geo-

Related termsEdit

► Italian words prefixed with geo-

geobiologia geobotanica geocarpo geocentrismo geochimica geocronologia geodesia geodinamica geofagia geofauna geofisica geoflora geofono

geografia geografotogrammetria geoglaciologia geognosia geogonia geografia geolinguistica geologia geologico geologo geolunare geomagnetismo

geomedicina geometra geometria geometrico geominerario geomorfologia geonemia geopolitica geoscopio geosfera geosinclinale geosinonimo

geosolare geostatica geostazionario geostereoplastica geotassia geotecnica geotermia geotessile geotettonica geotritone geotropismo geotrupe

See alsoEdit

• terra

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Old EnglishEdit

Alternative formsEdit

• īu-

EtymologyEdit

Proto-Germanic *iu ‎(“once, already”). Akin to Gothic ju

PronunciationEdit

• IPA^(key): /ˈjuː/

PrefixEdit

ġēo-

1. former, previous, of yore

   ġēoġēara "formerly, of old"

   ġēolēan "a reward for a past deed"

   ġēomagister "former teacher"

   ġēomann "man of the past, man of past times"

   ġēosceaft "destiny, fate, that which was established long ago"

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SpanishEdit

EtymologyEdit

From Ancient Greek γῆ ‎(gê) "earth".

PronunciationEdit

• IPA^(key): /xe.o/

PrefixEdit

geo-

1. geo-

Derived termsEdit

► Spanish words prefixed with geo-

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SwedishEdit

PrefixEdit

geo-

1. geo-; pertaining to the Earth

Derived termsEdit

► Swedish words prefixed with geo-