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sacchar-
a combining form meaning “sugar,” used in the formation of technical terms: saccharoid.
Also, especially before a consonant, saccharo-.
Origin:
combining form representing Medieval Latin saccharum Greek sákkharon, ultimately < an Indo-Aryan source akin to Prakrit sakkarā < Sanskrit śarkarā; compare sugar
combining form representing Medieval Latin saccharum Greek sákkharon, ultimately < an Indo-Aryan source akin to Prakrit sakkarā < Sanskrit śarkarā; compare sugar
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Sacchar-
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| saccharo- or (before a vowel) sacchar- | |
| —combining form | |
| sugar: saccharomycete | |
| [via Latin from Greek sakkharon, ultimately from Sanskrit śarkarā sugar] | |
| sacchar- or (before a vowel) sacchar- | |
| —combining form | |
| [via Latin from Greek sakkharon, ultimately from Sanskrit śarkarā sugar] | |
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