eso-

Word Origin

a combining form meaning “inner,” used in the formation of compound words:

esonarthex.

Origin

< Greek, combining form representing ésō within

Related Words

esonarthex
esotropia

eso-, prefix|ˈɛsəʊ-|[Gr. ἔσω within],employed in a few compounds of modern formation from words of Greek origin, as esoenteˈritis, Path. [see enteritis], inflammation of the intestinal mucous membrane. esogaˈstritis, Path. [see gastritis], inflammation of the mucous lining of the stomach. esoˈnarthex [see narthex], the inner vestibule of a Greek church (cf. exonarthex). esoˈneural a. [see neural], operating within the nerves. esoˈscopic a. rare [Gr. -σκοπ-οα watching + -ic], (see quot.).1847Craig *Esoenterites.Ibid. *Esogastrites.1850Neale East. Ch. I. 245 The *esonarthex opens on to the church by nine doors, to the exonarthex by five.1851H. Mayo Pop. Superst. (ed. 2) 73 The mental forces, or operations of a living human being, may be conceived to be essentially *esoneural.1816Bentham Chrestom. Wks. (1838–43) VIII. 94 Division of Politics and Government into *Esoscopic, i.e. internal or interior-concerns-regarding, viz. Internal Government, and Exoscopic.

eso-

word-forming element meaning" within," from Greek eso "within" (see esoteric).

eso-

inner, within:

esoteric, esotropic

eso-
prefix
Etymology: Greek eso-, from esō within — more at esoteric
: inner
< esotropia >
< esoneural >

前缀：eso-

【词根含义】：内

【词根来源】：来源于希腊语eso(内部)

词汇	eso-
词根词缀	Dictionary.com OED Online Etymology Dictionary Prefixsuffix.com Webster YoudictWordRoots eso- Word Origin 1 a combining form meaning “inner,” used in the formation of compound words: esonarthex. Origin < Greek, combining form representing ésō within Related Words esonarthex esotropia eso-, prefix\|ˈɛsəʊ-\|[Gr. ἔσω within],employed in a few compounds of modern formation from words of Greek origin, as esoenteˈritis, Path. [see enteritis], inflammation of the intestinal mucous membrane. esogaˈstritis, Path. [see gastritis], inflammation of the mucous lining of the stomach. esoˈnarthex [see narthex], the inner vestibule of a Greek church (cf. exonarthex). esoˈneural a. [see neural], operating within the nerves. esoˈscopic a. rare [Gr. -σκοπ-οα watching + -ic], (see quot.).1847Craig Esoenterites.Ibid. Esogastrites.1850Neale East. Ch. I. 245 The esonarthex opens on to the church by nine doors, to the exonarthex by five.1851H. Mayo Pop. Superst.* (ed. 2) 73 The mental forces, or operations of a living human being, may be conceived to be essentially esoneural.1816Bentham Chrestom.* Wks. (1838–43) VIII. 94 Division of Politics and Government into Esoscopic, i.e. internal or interior-concerns-regarding, viz. Internal Government, and Exoscopic. eso- word-forming element meaning" within," from Greek eso "within" (see esoteric). eso-* inner, within: esoteric, esotropic eso- prefix Etymology: Greek eso-, from esō within — more at esoteric : inner < esotropia > < esoneural > 前缀：eso- 【词根含义】：内【词根来源】：来源于希腊语eso(内部)
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