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Etymology From Ancient Greek prefix polytonic|ὑδÏο- (hydro-), from polytonic|á½•Î´Ï‰Ï (hydor) "water".
Prefix hydro- (also hydr- before a vowel)
Derived terms
water
hydrate hydrodynamics mid hydroelectric hydrofoil
chemistry
hydracid hydracrylate hydracrylic acid hydrazino- hydramide hydramine hydrase hydrazide hydrazine hydriodic, hydroiodic hydro-aromatic hydrobenzoin hydroborate hydroboration hydrobromic hydrobromide hydrocarbon hydrocarbonate hydrochloric hydrochloride hydrocinchonine hydrocellulose hydrocortisone hydrocracking hydrocyanic hydrocyanite hydrodealkylation hydrodesulfurization, hydrohydrodesulphurisation, hydrohydrodesulphurization mid hydroferricyanate, hydroferridcyanate hydroferricyanic, hydroferridcyanic hydroferrocyanate hydroferrocyanic hydroflumethiazide hydrofluoboric hydrofluoric hydrofluoride hydrofluosilicic acid hydroformate hydroformer hydroforming hydrogasification hydrohalic acid hydroiodic acid hydrol hydronitric acid hydropotassic hydroselenate hydroselenic hydroselenuret hydrosodic hydrosulfurization, hydrosulphurisation, hydrosulphurization hydrosulfurize, hydrosulphurise, hydrosulphurize hydrotelluric hydroxide hydroxonium hydrurilate hydrurilic
mineralogy
mid
zoology
Hydra mid Hydrozoa
Related terms chemistry hydroborane hydroxo-<!--from "hydroxyl"-->
zoology Hydra Hydrozoa
Category:Liquids
fr:hydro- fi:hydro-
