globo-
combining form
Etymology: New Latin, from Latin globus ball
1.
a. : global : spherical
< globocell >
: globular
< globosphaerite >
— often joined to second element with a hyphen
< globo-cumulus >
b. : worldwide
< globo-historical >
2. : globe : sphere
< globoferous >
1.
a.
< globocell >
: globular
< globosphaerite >
— often joined to second element with a hyphen
< globo-cumulus >
b.
< globo-historical >
2.
< globoferous >