-corn

Word Origin

a combining form meaning “having a horn,” of the kind specified by the initial element:

longicorn.

Origin

representing Latin -cornis horned

-corn

horned:

unicorn

-corn
I. \-ˌkȯrn, -ˌkȯ(ə)n\ noun combining form
(-s)
Etymology: Latin -cornis -horned, from cornu horn
: one having (such or so many) horns
< unicorn >
II. adjective combining form
Etymology: Latin -cornis
: having (such or so many) horns : horned

-corn

Suffix

having (such) horns; one having (such) horns

unicorn

Capricorn

caducicorn

Etymology

Latin cornu (“horn”)

词汇	-corn
词根词缀	Dictionary.com Prefixsuffix.com Webster Wiktionary -corn Word Origin 1 a combining form meaning “having a horn,” of the kind specified by the initial element: longicorn. Origin representing Latin -cornis horned -corn horned: unicorn -corn I. \-ˌkȯrn, -ˌkȯ(ə)n\ noun combining form (-s) Etymology: Latin -cornis -horned, from cornu horn : one having (such or so many) horns < unicorn > II. adjective combining form Etymology: Latin -cornis : having (such or so many) horns : horned -corn Suffix having (such) horns; one having (such) horns unicorn Capricorn caducicorn Etymology Latin cornu (“horn”)
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