xenophilia, xenophobia
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Xeno-
Synonyms for "xeno-" (1 found)
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Prefix(1 words)
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Translations
28 translations across 11 languages.
Ancient Greek
3 entries- ξενο prefix (having to do with foreigners)
- ξενο prefix (relating to strangers or strangeness)
- ξενο prefix (from a foreign place)
Czech
2 entries- xeno prefix (having to do with foreigners)
- xeno prefix (from a foreign place)
Dutch
2 entries- xeno prefix (having to do with foreigners)
- xeno prefix (from a foreign place)
Esperanto
2 entries- kseno prefix (having to do with foreigners)
- kseno prefix (from a foreign place)
French
3 entries- xéno prefix (having to do with foreigners)
- xéno prefix (relating to strangers or strangeness)
- xéno prefix (from a foreign place)
German
2 entries- fremd prefix (having to do with foreigners)
- fremd prefix (relating to strangers or strangeness)
Greek
3 entries- ξενο prefix (having to do with foreigners)
- ξενο prefix (relating to strangers or strangeness)
- ξενο prefix (from a foreign place)
Irish
2 entries- sein prefix (having to do with foreigners)
- xéin prefix (having to do with foreigners)
Polish
1 entries- kseno prefix (having to do with foreigners)
Portuguese
3 entries- xeno prefix (having to do with foreigners)
- xeno prefix (relating to strangers or strangeness)
- xeno prefix (from a foreign place)
Russian
4 entries- ино prefix (having to do with foreigners)
- ино prefix (from a foreign place)
- ксено prefix (having to do with foreigners)
- чуже prefix (relating to strangers or strangeness)
Sample sentences
5 total sentences available.
xenolith, xenomenia
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porcine xenograft
Source: wiktionary
We suggest defining such females as xenoparous, meaning they need to produce individuals of another species as part of their life cycle. This shows the evolution of xenoparity (xeno-, meaning ‘foreign, strange, different’, and -parity, meaning ‘produce, bring forth, give birth’), which is the need to propagate another species’ genome by means of its own eggs.
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