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stauro-|ˈstɔːrəʊ, stɒˈrɒ|before a vowel staur-, combining form of Gr. σταυρός cross, employed in several terms, chiefly scientific. stauractin(e [Gr. ἀκτιν-, ἀκτίς ray], ‘hexactinellid spicules of the dermal sponge-layer in which two of the arms are atrophied, leaving the remaining four in the form of a cross’ (Cent. Dict. Suppl. 1909). stauro-baryte Min., an obsolete synonym of harmotome (Chester Dict. Min. 1896). staurology nonce-wd., a science or doctrine of the cross. stauro-microscope (see quots.). staurotypous a. Min. [Gr. τύπος type n.; cf. eccl. Gr. σταυρότυπος marked with the sign of the cross], ‘having mackles or spots in the form of a cross’ (Ogilvie 1850).1905Jrnl. R. Micros. Soc. Apr. 190 The earliest regular form of spicule was the *stauractine.1893C. T. Cruttwell Hist. Early Christianity I. 53 Justin, who presses nearly every allusion to a tree or a piece of wood into the service of a mechanical *Staurology.1879Rutley Stud. Rocks ix. 75 For the purpose of investigating the optical properties of minerals various instruments, such as..the stauroscope,..Rosenbusch's *stauro-microscope, &c., have from time to time been devised.1843Chapman Pract. Min. 190 *Staurotypous kouphone spar.

stauro- /ˈstɔ:rəʊ/ combining form. Before a vowel also staur-. E20.

ORIGIN: from Greek stauros cross: see -o-.

Of or pertaining to a cross; cross-shaped.

DERIVATIVE stauroscope noun (Crystallography) a type of polariscope used in determining crystal planes L19.

stauro-
combining form
Etymology: Late Latin, from Late Greek, from Greek stauros pale, stake, cross
: cross
< stauromedusae >
< stauroscope >

词汇	stauro-
词根词缀	OED SOED Webster stauro-\|ˈstɔːrəʊ, stɒˈrɒ\|before a vowel staur-, combining form of Gr. σταυρός cross, employed in several terms, chiefly scientific. stauractin(e [Gr. ἀκτιν-, ἀκτίς ray], ‘hexactinellid spicules of the dermal sponge-layer in which two of the arms are atrophied, leaving the remaining four in the form of a cross’ (Cent. Dict. Suppl. 1909). stauro-baryte Min., an obsolete synonym of harmotome (Chester Dict. Min. 1896). staurology nonce-wd., a science or doctrine of the cross. stauro-microscope (see quots.). staurotypous a. Min. [Gr. τύπος type n.; cf. eccl. Gr. σταυρότυπος marked with the sign of the cross], ‘having mackles or spots in the form of a cross’ (Ogilvie 1850).1905Jrnl. R. Micros. Soc. Apr. 190 The earliest regular form of spicule was the stauractine.1893C. T. Cruttwell Hist. Early Christianity* I. 53 Justin, who presses nearly every allusion to a tree or a piece of wood into the service of a mechanical Staurology.1879Rutley Stud. Rocks* ix. 75 For the purpose of investigating the optical properties of minerals various instruments, such as..the stauroscope,..Rosenbusch's stauro-microscope, &c., have from time to time been devised.1843Chapman Pract. Min.* 190 Staurotypous kouphone spar. stauro- /ˈstɔ:rəʊ/ combining form. Before a vowel also staur-. E20. ORIGIN: from Greek stauros cross: see -o-. Of or pertaining to a cross; cross-shaped. DERIVATIVE stauroscope noun (Crystallography) a type of polariscope used in determining crystal planes L19. stauro-* combining form Etymology: Late Latin, from Late Greek, from Greek stauros pale, stake, cross : cross < stauromedusae > < stauroscope >
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