- Greco- Graeco-
- prefix
1 of ancient Greece; Greek2 ancient Greek and: Greco-Roman art
Longman dictionary of contemporary English. 2004.
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Greco- — Graeco [gri:kəu, grekəu US kou] prefix [in nouns and adjectives] [: Latin; Origin: Graeco , from Graecia; GRECIAN] ancient Greek and something else ▪ Greco Roman art … Dictionary of contemporary English
Greco- — Graeco [gri:kəu, grekəu US kou] prefix [in nouns and adjectives] [: Latin; Origin: Graeco , from Graecia; GRECIAN] ancient Greek and something else ▪ Greco Roman art … Dictionary of contemporary English
graeco- — comb. form (also Greco ) Greek; Greek and. Etymology: L Graecus GREEK * * * see greco * * * Chiefly Brit. var. of Greco . * * * Graeco or (esp N American) Greco /grē kō or grek ō / combining form … Useful english dictionary
Greco- — see GRAECO (Cf. Graeco ) … Etymology dictionary
Graeco- — (also Greco ) ► COMBINING FORM ▪ Greek; Greek and …: Graeco Roman. ORIGIN Latin Graecus Greek … English terms dictionary
Graeco-Roman wrestling — ˌGraeco Roman ˈwrestling 7 [Graeco Roman wrestling] (NAmE usually ˌGreco Roman ˈwrestling) noun uncountable a form of ↑wrestling in which those taking part are not allowed to hold each other below the waist … Useful english dictionary
Graeco- — [gri:kəu, grekəu US kou] prefix another spelling of ↑Greco … Dictionary of contemporary English
Graeco- — [ grikou, grekou ] a British spelling of Greco … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
Graeco- — also Greco , modern comb. form, from L. Graecus Greek (see GREEK (Cf. Greek)) … Etymology dictionary
Graeco- — [grē′kō] combining form GRECO … English World dictionary
