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Bio- means life......and some words areBiologyBiographyBio hazard
bio is a prefix and i root
No, the bio- prefix in words like biology means life. Biology, for example, is the study of life.
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bio- means life... for example "biology" -logy study of bio- life
The prefix for biography is "bio-".
Yes. It's from the Ancient Greek βίος meaning "life".
Bio?
Bio is a prefix meaning "life." Bene is a prefix meaning "good."
The prefix of "biography" is "bio-," which means life.
A prefix for "body" is "bio-" as in biology or bioinformatics.
The word "bio" is from the Greek language. It means "life" or "living" and is commonly used as a prefix in words related to biology, such as biochemistry or biodegradable.