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Gastro- is a prefix that usually refers to the stomach or the digestive system more generally, and -ology is a suffix that refers to the study of something.
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∙ 6y agoGastro means stomach.
ology means a subject of study; a branch of knowledge
However gastroenterologists are doctors of much more that the stomach.
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What is the definition for this combination astro and nom?
Nig3r
What does the greek root ology mean?
-Ology is a suffix. -Ology often means the study of.
What does the suffix -ology mean in technology?
-ology means the study of
What is the longest ology word?
The Longest Ology Word Is Oology Which Is Means The Study Of Eggs I HOPE THAT IS A FINE ANSWER
How do you split otorhinolaryngology into its component word parts?
ot/o rhin/o laryng -ology
What does gastro ology means?
Gastro means stomach. ology means a subject of study; a branch of knowledge However gastroenterologists are doctors of much more that the stomach.
What is the suffix that means study of to the combining form gastro?
The suffix that means "study of" is -logy. Therefore, combining it with the combining form gastro would give us gastrology, which refers to the study of the stomach.
What is the definition for this combination astro and nom?
Nig3r
What does the greek root ology mean?
-Ology is a suffix. -Ology often means the study of.
What does the ology means?
The suffix -ology means the study of
What does the stem ology mean?
-ology means the study of in Greek.
What does the suffix ology tells you about a word?
ology means "the study of"
What does the suffix -ology means?
The suffix -ology means the study of
What does the suffix -ology mean in technology?
-ology means the study of
What is the study of animals ology called?
zoology, pronounced "zoo-ology"
Ology what is the suffix for this word?
The suffix for the word "ology" is -ology. It is commonly used to indicate a branch of study or science.
What is the ology for hamsters?
Could you please elaborate on what type of ology it is? (E.g. etymology)
