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What is the base word of biography?
The base word of "biography" is "bio," which comes from the Greek word "bios" meaning life.
Words with the root word bio?
abiosesabiosisabioticbiochipbiocidebiofilmbiofuelbiogensbiogenybiohermbiologybiomassbionicsbionomybionticbiopicsbiopsicbiopticbiotechbioticsbiotinsbiotitebiotopebiotronbiotypedubiouseobiontgabionsgobioidrubioussymbionsymbiot
What is the root word in biochemistry?
The root word in biochemistry is "bio," which refers to life or living organisms.
How many morphemes in the word antibiotics?
2
What word comes from the greek word bios that means life?
biology, bio-sphere, biography.("'\(o.o)/"')
Who invented the lam bio?
a lamb bio is not a word!
What is the base word of biography?
The base word of "biography" is "bio," which comes from the Greek word "bios" meaning life.
Words with the root word bio?
abiosesabiosisabioticbiochipbiocidebiofilmbiofuelbiogensbiogenybiohermbiologybiomassbionicsbionomybionticbiopicsbiopsicbiopticbiotechbioticsbiotinsbiotitebiotopebiotronbiotypedubiouseobiontgabionsgobioidrubioussymbionsymbiot
What is another word for the word bio?
CAMERON MANSON. No, lol, add me on facebook.
What does the the root word 'Bio' mean?
the root word bio means having to do with life.Or just life.
Is bio a noun?
The word 'bio' is an informal (slang) term for 'biography', a noun as a word for a history of a person's life or a summary of their experience; a word for a thing.
What and where does the word Bio come from?
greek
What is a science word for bio?
biological
Where did the biology came from?
From the word bio, Bio means life and logy mean knowledge.
Where does the prefix bio come from?
Bio comes from the ancient Greek work Life. Bio comes from the word 'life' from ancient Greek
What does Bio the Greek word mean?
life
What country is the word 'bio' from?
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.
