opto-
Word Origin
1 
a combining form meaning “optic” or “vision,” used in the formation of compound words:
optometry.
Origin
< Greek optós visible; akin to ṓps face; cf. eye
Related Words
- optoelectronics
- optometer
- optometry
- optophone
- optotype
opto-
combining form
optometry
2. optic and
optoelectronics
combining form
 ETYMOLOGY  Greek optos, verbal of opsesthai — more at optic
1. visionoptometry
2. optic and
optoelectronics
ORIGIN: Greek  optos  seen, visible: see -o- 
opto-
combining form 
Etymology: Greek optos, verbal of opsesthai to be going to see — more at optic 
1. : vision 
< optometer >
2. : eye 
< optoblast >
< optotype >
3. : optic : optic and 
< optokinetic >
< optocoele >
1.
< optometer >
2.
< optoblast >
< optotype >
3.
< optokinetic >
< optocoele >
opto-
Prefix
- eye, vision, light
Etymology
From Ancient Greek ὀπτικός (optikós, “of seeing”).
Derived terms
 English words prefixed with opto-