Where does “-centric” come from?
-centric (English) comes from Ancient Greek κεντρικός, from Ancient Greek -ικός, from Ancient Greek -κός, from Proto-Indo-European -ḱos — -y, -ic.
-centric (English): having a specified number of centres; having a...
Definitions
- having a specified number of centres; having a...
Ancestry of “-centric”, step by step
Words derived from “-centric”
- anthropocentric
- geocentric
- heliocentric
- polycentric
- androcentric
- multicentric
- Christocentric
- allocentric
- metacentric
- homocentric
- multicentricity
- autocentric
- anthropocentricity
- netcentric
- galactocentric
- submetacentric
- anthropocentrically
- geocentricity
- Christocentricity
- heliocentricity
- homocentrism
- geocentrically
- planetocentric
- Germanocentric