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It derives from ομόλογο (omologo) meaning ''of the same - or similar characteristics''
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homologous =`ομόλογος [homo-logos] < 'ομό- + λόγος
'ομό- (homo- prefix from `όμοιος) = same- similar- (homo-erotic, homeo- morphism)
λόγος = ratio (word, speech, reason)
So, homologous=of the same ratio, of the same word, some/thing/one that agrees
Antonym: αντίλογος antilogos (antilogy)
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What cell has homologous chromosomes?
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