litho
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- Specialized
- The term litho comes from the Greek word for stone.
Examples
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In geology, litho is used to refer to rocks or stone layers.
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Many scientific terms use litho to indicate a connection to stone.
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The prefix litho is found in words like 'lithography' and 'lithosphere'.
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In geology, litho refers to rock types.
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The prefix litho appears in scientific terms like 'lithosphere', referring to layers of the Earth made of rock.
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In geology, litho indicates the composition of rocks in a given area, helping scientists categorize them.
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Many specialized words, such as 'lithography', use litho to denote their relation to stones or rock.
Synonyms
A word part meaning stone used to make words about rocks
Surface Forms
Etymology
Litho- comes from Greek lithos 'stone' and appears in words like lithography and lithosphere to show a link to rock or stone, so when you see litho- you can remember it means 'stone'.