oeno-

also oino-, word-forming element meaning "pertaining to wine," from comb. form of Greek oinos "wine" (see wine, n.).

oeno- /ˈi:nəʊ/ combining form of Greek oinos wine: see -o-. Also oino- /ˈi:nəʊ, ˈɔɪnəʊ/, *eno-.

DERIVATIVE oenocyte noun (Zoology) a large apparently secretory cell in insects, usu. occurring in groups associated with the epidermis or the fat body L19.
oeˈnology noun the knowledge or study of wines E19.
oenoˈlogical adjective of or pertaining to oeonology E19.
oeˈnologist noun an expert in or connoisseur of wines M19.
oenomancy noun divination by means of wine M17.
oenoˈmania noun (a) a mania or craving for wine or other alcoholic drink; (b) mania resulting from intoxication, delirium tremens: M19.
oenoˈmaniac noun a person affected with oenomania M19.
oenophile noun a lover of wine, an oenologist M20.
oenoˈphilic adjective loving wine, of or pertaining to an oenophile or oenophiles M20.
oeˈnophilist noun = oenophile M19.

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Prefix

Used to form words relating to wine, the alcoholic beverage.

Etymology

From Ancient Greek οἶνος (oînos, “wine”)

词汇	oeno-
词根词缀	Online Etymology Dictionary SOED Webster Wiktionary oeno- also oino-, word-forming element meaning "pertaining to wine," from comb. form of Greek oinos "wine" (see wine, n.). oeno- /ˈi:nəʊ/ combining form of Greek oinos wine: see -o-. Also oino- /ˈi:nəʊ, ˈɔɪnəʊ/, eno-. DERIVATIVE oenocyte noun (Zoology) a large apparently secretory cell in insects, usu. occurring in groups associated with the epidermis or the fat body L19. oeˈnology noun the knowledge or study of wines E19. oenoˈlogical adjective of or pertaining to oeonology E19. oeˈnologist noun an expert in or connoisseur of wines M19. oenomancy noun divination by means of wine M17. oenoˈmania noun (a) a mania or craving for wine or other alcoholic drink; (b) mania resulting from intoxication, delirium tremens: M19. oenoˈmaniac noun a person affected with oenomania M19. oenophile noun a lover of wine, an oenologist M20. oenoˈphilic adjective loving wine, of or pertaining to an oenophile or oenophiles M20. oeˈnophilist noun = oenophile M19. oeno-* combining form see oen- oeno- eno- œno- Prefix Used to form words relating to wine, the alcoholic beverage. Etymology From Ancient Greek οἶνος (oînos, “wine”)
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