Where does “litho-” come from?
litho- (English) comes from Ancient Greek λίθος — a stone; stone as a substance.
litho- (English): lith- + -o-
Definitions
- lith- + -o-
Ancestry of “litho-”, step by step
| Step | Language | Word | Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Ancient Greek | λίθος | a stone; stone as a substance |
Words derived from “litho-”
- lithotomy
- lithotripsy
- lithostratigraphic
- lithotrity
- chemolithotrophic
- nephrolithotomy
- lithostratigraphy
- chemolithoautotrophic
- lithocholic
- pyelolithotomy
- choledocholithotomy
- lithotomist
- nephrolithotripsy
- cystolithotomy
- lithotome
- chemolithoautotrophically
- lithosol
- lithostratigraphically
- lithometeor
- lithophane
- chemolithoheterotrophic
- taurolithocholic
- cystolithotripsy
- lithophotography