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myria-

a combining form meaning “10,000,” used especially in the names of metric units equal to 10,000 of the unit denoted by the base word: myriagram; myriameter.

Origin:
combining form representing Greek mȳriás ten thousand; see myriad

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myria-

—*combining form*
	indicating a very great number: myriapod

[from Greek murios countless]

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