glauc-
glauco-
a combining form meaning “gray, opaque,” used in the formation of compound words: glaucophane.
Also, especially before a vowel, glauc-.
Origin:
< Greek glauko-, glauk-, comb. forms of glaukós
< Greek glauko-, glauk-, comb. forms of glaukós
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