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prefix in use from 1939 as a combining form of Latin, from ablative of Latin latinus. By 1958 as a combining form from Latino.

combining form of Oscan (q.v.).

combining form of ileum (q.v.).

used as a combining form of Nile.

1899, from combining form of vas + constriction.

1818, from combining form of fiber + cartilage.

1900, from keto-, combining form of ketone, + -osis.

combining form of Baltic (q.v.).

1935, from combining form of virus + -logy. Related: Virological.

1969, from combining form of immune + deficiency.