pneumo-
- other
- /njuːˈmoʊ/
- Specialized
- In theology, pneumo- appears in terms like 'pneumatology' to refer to the study of the spirit.
Examples
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In theology, pneumo- signifies the essence of spirit.
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Scholars often discuss the meaning of pneumo- in ancient Greek philosophy.
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The prefix pneumo- is used in words related to spirit or breath in philosophical texts.
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The term pneumo- is often used in discussions about spirituality.
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In theology, pneumo- appears in terms like 'pneumatology' to refer to the study of the spirit.
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The prefix pneumo- is used in words related to spirit or breath in philosophical texts.
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Scholars often discuss the meaning of pneumo- in ancient Greek philosophy.
Synonyms
A root from Latin meaning life, mind, or spirit used in words like animal and animate
Surface Forms
Etymology
Pneumo- comes from the old Greek word pneuma, which means 'breath' or 'spirit'. So in religion and thought it marks words about the spirit, as in pneumatology, and you can remember this use by thinking of 'breath' as a picture of inner life.