Where does “seismo-” come from?
seismo- (English) comes from Ancient Greek σεισμός, from Ancient Greek σείω, from Proto-Hellenic *tséihō.
seismo- (English): earthquake
Definitions
- earthquake
Ancestry of “seismo-”, step by step
Words derived from “seismo-”
- seismology
- seismograph
- seismological
- seismometer
- seismogenic
- seismologist
- seismogram
- helioseismology
- seismographic
- asteroseismology
- seismotectonic
- seismologic
- seismography
- asteroseismological
- paleoseismology
- seismoscope
- helioseismological
- seismometry
- seismologically
- seismogenesis
- paleoseismological
- seismonastic
- seismonasty
- seismographer