agri-

See also: agri, Agri, ağrı, and Ağrı

English

Etymology

Originally from Latin ager, agrī (“field”), re-inforced by English agriculture (itself deriving from the original Latin root).

Cognate (via Proto-Indo-European) to English acre.

Pronunciation

(UK)¹ IPA^(key): /ˈæɡɹɪ/
(UK)² IPA^(key): /ˈæɡɹi/

Prefix

agri-

Denoting agriculture.

Usage notes

The hyphen is often retained when coining new terms.

Derived terms

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agri-politics

Translations

denoting agriculture

Portuguese: agro-, agri-

Anagrams

Riga, ragi

French

Prefix

agri-

agri-

Derived terms

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Italian

Prefix

agri-

agri-

Derived terms

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Portuguese

Prefix

agri-

Alternative form of agro-

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