typo-

a combining form representing type, in compound words:

typography, typology.

Compare -type.

Related Words

-type
typology

typo-|ˈtaɪpəʊ, ˈtɪpəʊ|before a vowel typ-, combining form repr. Gr. τύπος type n.¹, used chiefly in forming scientific and technical terms, and some nonce-words. typacanthid |taɪp-, tɪpəˈkænθɪd|, a. [Gr. ἄκανθα spine], having the typical arrangement of spines, as a star-fish. tyˈparchical a. nonce-wd. [Gr. ἀρχή rule: cf. archical], of or pertaining to the control of the printing-press. ˈtypocrat [after democrat], one who rules by means of the press; so typoˈcratic a. (nonce-wds.). typo-etching: see quot. ˈtypogravure, a method of printing pictures from half-tone blocks prepared by photo-engraving, and set up for printing with type-matter; also, a picture produced by this process. † typolite |ˈtɪpəlaɪt|, Geol. (also typolith) [-lite]: see quot. 1828. typoliˈthography, a process in which impressions from printers' type are reproduced by lithography (Webster, 1911); hence † typoliˈthography v. trans. to reproduce by this process; typolithoˈgraphic a. pertaining to or produced by typolithography (Webster 1911). typoˈmania (nonce-wd.), (a) a craze for seeing one's writings or name in print; (b) a craze for typology or symbolism. tyˈpometer, an instrument for measuring type-bodies. typonym |ˈtaɪpənɪm|, Nat. Hist. [after eponym, etc.], a name based on a type or specimen; hence typonymal |-ˈɒnɪməl|, typonymic |-əˈnɪmɪk|, adjs. ˈtypophil(e [-phil, -phile], one who has a fondness for or interest in typography. typoradiˈography, a method of making copies of a writing, etc. on sensitized sheets or films by radiography. typoˈrama [Gr. ὅραµα view, spectacle], a model or representation in facsimile. ˈtyposcribe, a typist. ˈtyposcript, typewriting, type-script. typo-ˈtelegraph, a telegraph instrument which automatically prints the messages it receives; so typo-teˈlegraphy. typotheter |-ˈɒθɪtə(r)| [Gr. θετήρ, f. τιθέναι to set, place], a type-setting machine.1881F. J. Bell in Proc. Zool. Soc. 3 May 502 When the spines retain the simpler disposition..seen in..most of the better known forms, we may speak of the arrangement as being *typacanthid.1835Southey Doctor cii. (1848) 233/2 Old Mr. Strahan the printer (the founder of his *typarchical dynasty).1858Bailey Age 15 The *Typo⁓crat now rules from coast to coast.1854E. Michelsen England 186 The English Constitution..is *typocratic, and written every day.1888J. Southward in Encycl. Brit. XXIII. 704/1 In..*typo-etching, the drawing is made with ordinary lithographic ink on stone, or on paper and transferred to stone. It is then re-transferred to a plate of polished zinc by the ordinary lithographic process.1885Academy 20 June 445/2 A new process—‘*typogravure’.1890Woodbury Encycl. Photogr. 535 The Typogravure process is a method of obtaining half-tone pictures from copper relief plates.1828Webster, *Typolite, in natural history, a stone or fossil which has on it impressions or figures of plants and animals. Cyc.1860Mayne Expos. Lex., Typolithus,..a typolith.1825Hone Every-day Bk. I. 1038 A new musical work *typolithographied.1882O. W. Holmes in Atlantic Monthly LI. 66 The slender intellectual endowments..which are so very frequently observed in association with *typomania.1890P. H. Hunter After Exile ii. iii. 57 The Jewish-Christian, misled by the prevailing typomania of his age.1884Coues in Auk Oct. 321 *Typonym, a name based upon indication of a type species, or of a type specimen.1889Pall Mall G. 16 Feb. 1/2 Two publications which will receive and deserve the attention of all *typophils.1958Times Lit. Suppl. 3 Jan. 12/3 It is only sad that the Typophile Chap Books are not more widely available.1975Dalhousie Rev. Summer 206 Berenson..was the recognized leader of an energetic group which included..Bertram Goodhue, architect, book-designer and typophile.1982Amer. N. & Q. Jan./Feb. 89/2 It is good reading, at least for typophiles.1899Sci. Amer. 28 Jan. 51/1 Dr. Kolle now declares..that the process of *typo-radiography is..a self-evident and systematic method of procedure.a1891First Year Silken Reign 214 (Cent.) The *typorama, a plaster of Paris model of the Undercliff, Isle of Wight.1893N. H. Dole in Nation (N.Y.) 13 July 27/2 For upwards of ten years..I have..spoken and written of work thus composed as *typoscript.1910Times 26 Sept. 8/1, 40,000 articles..in the form of corrected typoscripts.1888Encycl. Brit. XXIII. 120/1 The automatic *typo-telegraph of Bonelli.1903Electr. World & Engin. 3 Oct. 377 (Cent. D. Supp.) *Typo⁓telegraphy.1888Pall Mall G. 10 Sept. 11/1 The *typo⁓theter is a machine used for..setting type,..and requires no change in the type, material, or appliances now in use.

typo- /ˈtʌɪpəʊ, ˈtɪpəʊ/ combining form. Before a vowel typ-.

ORIGIN: from Greek tupos type noun + -o-.

Forming words with the senses ‘of or pertaining to (printing) type’, ‘of a type’.

DERIVATIVE typoliˈthography noun a process in which impressions from type are reproduced by lithography E19.
typophil(e) noun a person who is fond of or interested in typography L19.
typoscript noun (arch.) a typescript L19.

typo-
— see typ-

词汇	typo-
词根词缀	Dictionary.com OED SOED Webster typo- 1 a combining form representing type, in compound words: typography, typology. Compare -type. Related Words -type typology typo-\|ˈtaɪpəʊ, ˈtɪpəʊ\|before a vowel typ-, combining form repr. Gr. τύπος type n.¹, used chiefly in forming scientific and technical terms, and some nonce-words. typacanthid \|taɪp-, tɪpəˈkænθɪd\|, a. [Gr. ἄκανθα spine], having the typical arrangement of spines, as a star-fish. tyˈparchical a. nonce-wd. [Gr. ἀρχή rule: cf. archical], of or pertaining to the control of the printing-press. ˈtypocrat [after democrat], one who rules by means of the press; so typoˈcratic a. (nonce-wds.). typo-etching: see quot. ˈtypogravure, a method of printing pictures from half-tone blocks prepared by photo-engraving, and set up for printing with type-matter; also, a picture produced by this process. † typolite \|ˈtɪpəlaɪt\|, Geol. (also typolith) [-lite]: see quot. 1828. typoliˈthography, a process in which impressions from printers' type are reproduced by lithography (Webster, 1911); hence † typoliˈthography v. trans. to reproduce by this process; typolithoˈgraphic a. pertaining to or produced by typolithography (Webster 1911). typoˈmania (nonce-wd.), (a) a craze for seeing one's writings or name in print; (b) a craze for typology or symbolism. tyˈpometer, an instrument for measuring type-bodies. typonym \|ˈtaɪpənɪm\|, Nat. Hist. [after eponym, etc.], a name based on a type or specimen; hence typonymal \|-ˈɒnɪməl\|, typonymic \|-əˈnɪmɪk\|, adjs. ˈtypophil(e [-phil, -phile], one who has a fondness for or interest in typography. typoradiˈography, a method of making copies of a writing, etc. on sensitized sheets or films by radiography. typoˈrama [Gr. ὅραµα view, spectacle], a model or representation in facsimile. ˈtyposcribe, a typist. ˈtyposcript, typewriting, type-script. typo-ˈtelegraph, a telegraph instrument which automatically prints the messages it receives; so typo-teˈlegraphy. typotheter \|-ˈɒθɪtə(r)\| [Gr. θετήρ, f. τιθέναι to set, place], a type-setting machine.1881F. J. Bell in Proc. Zool. Soc. 3 May 502 When the spines retain the simpler disposition..seen in..most of the better known forms, we may speak of the arrangement as being typacanthid.1835Southey Doctor* cii. (1848) 233/2 Old Mr. Strahan the printer (the founder of his typarchical dynasty).1858Bailey Age* 15 The Typo⁓crat now rules from coast to coast.1854E. Michelsen England* 186 The English Constitution..is typocratic, and written every day.1888J. Southward in Encycl. Brit.* XXIII. 704/1 In..typo-etching, the drawing is made with ordinary lithographic ink on stone, or on paper and transferred to stone. It is then re-transferred to a plate of polished zinc by the ordinary lithographic process.1885Academy 20 June 445/2 A new process—‘typogravure’.1890Woodbury Encycl. Photogr. 535 The Typogravure process is a method of obtaining half-tone pictures from copper relief plates.1828Webster, Typolite, in natural history, a stone or fossil which has on it impressions or figures of plants and animals. Cyc.1860Mayne Expos. Lex., Typolithus,..a typolith.1825Hone Every-day Bk.* I. 1038 A new musical work typolithographied.1882O. W. Holmes in Atlantic Monthly* LI. 66 The slender intellectual endowments..which are so very frequently observed in association with typomania.1890P. H. Hunter After Exile* ii. iii. 57 The Jewish-Christian, misled by the prevailing typomania of his age.1884Coues in Auk Oct. 321 Typonym, a name based upon indication of a type species, or of a type specimen.1889Pall Mall G. 16 Feb. 1/2 Two publications which will receive and deserve the attention of all typophils.1958Times Lit. Suppl. 3 Jan. 12/3 It is only sad that the Typophile Chap Books are not more widely available.1975Dalhousie Rev. Summer 206 Berenson..was the recognized leader of an energetic group which included..Bertram Goodhue, architect, book-designer and typophile.1982Amer. N. & Q. Jan./Feb. 89/2 It is good reading, at least for typophiles.1899Sci. Amer. 28 Jan. 51/1 Dr. Kolle now declares..that the process of typo-radiography is..a self-evident and systematic method of procedure.a1891First Year Silken Reign 214 (Cent.) The typorama, a plaster of Paris model of the Undercliff, Isle of Wight.1893N. H. Dole in Nation (N.Y.) 13 July 27/2 For upwards of ten years..I have..spoken and written of work thus composed as typoscript.1910Times 26 Sept. 8/1, 40,000 articles..in the form of corrected typoscripts.1888Encycl. Brit. XXIII. 120/1 The automatic typo-telegraph of Bonelli.1903Electr. World & Engin. 3 Oct. 377 (Cent. D. Supp.) Typo⁓telegraphy.1888Pall Mall G. 10 Sept. 11/1 The typo⁓theter is a machine used for..setting type,..and requires no change in the type, material, or appliances now in use. typo- /ˈtʌɪpəʊ, ˈtɪpəʊ/ combining form. Before a vowel typ-. ORIGIN: from Greek tupos type noun + -o-. Forming words with the senses ‘of or pertaining to (printing) type’, ‘of a type’. DERIVATIVE typoliˈthography noun a process in which impressions from type are reproduced by lithography E19. typophil(e) noun a person who is fond of or interested in typography L19. typoscript noun (arch.) a typescript L19. typo- — see typ-
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