The word 'octo' means 'eight' in Latin. Both it and the very similar Greek work 'okhto' (οχτώ) can be traced back to the Proto-Indo-European word 'okto', which is also the ultimate ancestor of the English word 'eight'.
Octo is from the Greek language. It is the Greek word for the number eight. Octo is also the Latin word for the number eight.
Octo
Eight is an English equivalent of 'octo'. The word in classical Latin is pronounced 'ohk-toh'. It's a loan word from the earlier, classical Greek of the ancient Greeks.
October. The word comes from latin word octo, which means eight
Octo
Octo is the Greek word for 'eight.'
"octo" i think
The Latin word for "eight."
Yes.Latin octo = 8Greek ὀκτώ (oktō) = 8
It means 'eight.'
octo
Octo - the Greek word for "eight".