deuter-

prefix

a variant form of deutero-

deutero- or deuto- or deuter- or deut-

(before a vowel)

combining form

second or secondary

⇒ deuterogamy

⇒ deuterium

(in chemistry) indicating the presence of deuterium

Origin

from Greek deuteros second

deuter-

variant of deutero- before a vowel:

deuteranopia.

Related Words

deuteragonist
deuteranopia

deuter-a form of deutero- (def. 1) before a vowel.

deuter-
combining form
or deutero-

ETYMOLOGY Greek deuter-, deutero-, from deuteros; probably akin to Greek dein to lack, Sanskrit doṣa fault, lack

: second : secondary
deuteranopia

deuter- combining form see deutero-.

deuter-
I. combining form
or deutero-
Etymology: alteration (influenced by Late Latin deutero-) of earlier deutro-, from Middle English, modification of Late Latin deutero-, from Greek deuter-, deutero-, from deuteros second; probably akin to Latin dudum formerly, Greek dein to lack, miss, Greek (Homeric) deuesthai to be in need of, Sanskrit dūra far
1. : second : secondary
< deuteragonist >
< deuteroplasm >
2. : belonging to any of various classes of chemical substances regarded as secondary products of decomposition
< deuteroporphyrin >
< deuteroproteose >
II. combining form
or deutero-
Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary from deuterium
: deuteri-
< deuteride >
< deuterochloroform >

deuter-

Prefix

A form of deutero- used before a vowel.

Derived terms

English words prefixed with deuter-

deuterium

Coordinate terms

prot-

trit-

词汇	deuter-
词根词缀	AHD Collins Dictionary.com Macquarie MWCD SOED Webster Wiktionary deuter- pref.（前缀） Variant of deutero- deutero-的变体 deuter- prefix a variant form of deutero- deutero- or deuto- or deuter- or deut- (before a vowel) combining form second or secondary ⇒ deuterogamy ⇒ deuterium (in chemistry) indicating the presence of deuterium Origin from Greek deuteros second deuter- 1 variant of deutero- before a vowel: deuteranopia. Related Words deuteragonist deuteranopia deuter-a form of deutero- (def. 1) before a vowel. deuter- combining form or deutero- ETYMOLOGY Greek deuter-, deutero-, from deuteros; probably akin to Greek dein to lack, Sanskrit doṣa fault, lack : second : secondary deuteranopia deuter- combining form see deutero-. deuter- I. combining form or deutero- Etymology: alteration (influenced by Late Latin deutero-) of earlier deutro-, from Middle English, modification of Late Latin deutero-, from Greek deuter-, deutero-, from deuteros second; probably akin to Latin dudum formerly, Greek dein to lack, miss, Greek (Homeric) deuesthai to be in need of, Sanskrit dūra far 1. : second : secondary < deuteragonist > < deuteroplasm > 2. : belonging to any of various classes of chemical substances regarded as secondary products of decomposition < deuteroporphyrin > < deuteroproteose > II. combining form or deutero- Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary from deuterium : deuteri- < deuteride > < deuterochloroform > deuter- Prefix A form of deutero- used before a vowel. Derived terms ► English words prefixed with deuter- deuterium Coordinate terms prot- trit-
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