sacchar-

prefix

(before a vowel) another name for saccharo-

saccharo- or (before a vowel) sacchar-

combining form

sugar

⇒ saccharomycete

Origin

via Latin from Greek sakkharon, ultimately from Sanskrit śarkarā sugar

sacchar-

Word Origin

a combining form meaning “sugar,” used in the formation of technical terms:

saccharoid.

Also, especially before a consonant, saccharo-.

Origin

combining form representing Medieval Latin saccharum Greek sákkharon, ultimately < an Indo-Aryan source akin to Prakrit sakkarā < Sanskrit śarkarā; cf. sugar

Related Words

sacchariferous
saccharimeter
saccharimetry

sacchar-a word element referring to sugar or saccharine.

Also, saccharo-. [combining form representing Greek sakchar, sakcharon sugar, from Pali sakkharā]

sacchar-
combining form
or sacchari- or saccharo-

ETYMOLOGY Latin saccharum, from Greek sakcharon, from Prakrit sakkharā, from Sanskrit śarkarā gravel, sugar

: sugar
saccharify
saccharometer

sacchar-
combining form
or sacchari- or saccharo-
Etymology: Latin saccharum, from Greek sakcharon, from Pali sakkharā, from Sanskrit śarkarā gravel, grit, sugar — more at sugar
1. : sugar
< saccharic >
< sacchariferous >
< saccharometer >
2. : saccharine and
< saccharomucilaginous >

词汇	sacchar-
词根词缀	AHD Collins Dictionary.com Macquarie MWCD Webster sacchar- pref.（前缀） Variant of saccharo- saccharo-的变体 sacchar- prefix (before a vowel) another name for saccharo- saccharo- or (before a vowel) sacchar- combining form sugar ⇒ saccharomycete Origin via Latin from Greek sakkharon, ultimately from Sanskrit śarkarā sugar sacchar- Word Origin 1 a combining form meaning “sugar,” used in the formation of technical terms: saccharoid. Also, especially before a consonant, saccharo-. Origin combining form representing Medieval Latin saccharum Greek sákkharon, ultimately < an Indo-Aryan source akin to Prakrit sakkarā < Sanskrit śarkarā; cf. sugar Related Words sacchariferous saccharimeter saccharimetry sacchar-a word element referring to sugar or saccharine. Also, saccharo-. [combining form representing Greek sakchar, sakcharon sugar, from Pali sakkharā] sacchar- combining form or sacchari- or saccharo- ETYMOLOGY Latin saccharum, from Greek sakcharon, from Prakrit sakkharā, from Sanskrit śarkarā gravel, sugar : sugar saccharify saccharometer sacchar- combining form or sacchari- or saccharo- Etymology: Latin saccharum, from Greek sakcharon, from Pali sakkharā, from Sanskrit śarkarā gravel, grit, sugar — more at sugar 1. : sugar < saccharic > < sacchariferous > < saccharometer > 2. : saccharine and < saccharomucilaginous >
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