Franco-

Word Origin

a combining form representing French, or France:

Francophile; Franco-Prussian.

Origin

< Medieval Latin Franc(us) a Frank, a Frenchman + -o-

Related Words

Francophile
Francophobe
Francophone

Franco-

combining form.

of France; of the French: Francophile = friend of France or the French.

French and _____: Franco-German = French and German.

[< Medieval Latin Francus a Frank]

franco-
combining form
Usage: usually capitalized
Etymology: Medieval Latin, from Francus Frenchman, from Late Latin, Frank — more at frank
: French and
< Franco-Swiss >
: French
< Francophile >

franco-

Prefix

Alternative letter-case form of Franco-

词汇	franco-
词根词缀	Dictionary.com WBD Webster Wiktionary Franco- Word Origin 1 a combining form representing French, or France: Francophile; Franco-Prussian. Origin < Medieval Latin Franc(us) a Frank, a Frenchman + -o- Related Words Francophile Francophobe Francophone Franco- combining form. of France; of the French: Francophile = friend of France or the French. French and _____: Franco-German = French and German. [< Medieval Latin Francus a Frank] franco- combining form Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: Medieval Latin, from Francus Frenchman, from Late Latin, Frank — more at frank : French and < Franco-Swiss > : French < Francophile > franco- Prefix Alternative letter-case form of Franco-
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