anthropo-
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anthropo-


Term: anthropo-

Origin: Anc Greek
????/anthr- is for ????-/an(?)r, a strenghtened form of the stem ????-, of which the nom. is ???? (attic)(=a man) and -???? is from Gk. ??/ops, gen. ????/opos (=eye, face). In Mycenaean language, the most ancient written form of the Greek language that has been discovered (16th-11th cen BC) the word was identified as  a-to-ro-qo.

Coined: -

Definition:
 prefix meaning: 'having a human face,' a human being.

Runon derivatives :
anthropometric, anthropoid, anthropology, anthropogenic, anthropography, anthropomorphic



comments:
the corresponding latin word is "homo"   




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