Eu- - Wiktionary

See also: Appendix:Variations of "eu"

Translingual

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Etymology

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New Latin, from Ancient Greek εὖ (eû, “well, good”)

Prefix

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eu-

1. Used to form taxonomic names corresponding to English vernacular names beginning with true

Derived terms

[edit] Translingual terms prefixed with eu- euasterids I euasterids II Euastrum Eubacteria Eubrachyura Eubucco Eucestoda eudicots Euamoebida Eucampyvirinae Eukaryota Euphausia Eurotatoria Eustreptospondylus Euthria Eutoxeres Eutriorchis Eulipotyphla Eumalacostraca Eumetazoa Eumycota Eupelycosauria Euphyllia Eurhodophytina eurosids I eurosids II Eusaurischia Eusauropoda Euscorpius Eustenogaster Eustoma Eusuchia Eutardigrada Euthalia Eupithecia Eublepharis Eubrachion Eupodophis Eupodes Euproctis Eupteryx Eusphecia Euphaedra Euphonia Euchirus Eucheuma

English

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Etymology

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From Ancient Greek εὖ (eû, “well, good”).

Pronunciation

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• (Received Pronunciation) IPA(key): /juː-/
• (General American, Canada) IPA(key): /ju-/
• (General Australian, New Zealand) IPA(key): /jʉː-/

Prefix

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eu-

1. good, well
2. true, genuine

Synonyms

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• normo- (“normal”) (often synonymous)

Antonyms

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• dys- (“bad”)
• mal- (“bad”)
• pseudo- (“false”)

Derived terms

[edit] English terms prefixed with eu- euagaric aneugeny aneuspory eubacterium eubiosis eubiotic euboxic eucaine eucalcemia eucalcaemia eucalcemic eucaloric eucamptodromous eucapnia eucarvone eucatastrophe eucentric eucephalic eucephalous euchelicerate euchloremic euchlorhydria euchondrichthyan euchromatin euchromatinisation euchromosome euclase eucolloid eucrasy eucryptite eucyclic eucynodont eudaemon eudaimon Eudaimonia eudiagnostic eudicot eudiploid eudominant euedaphic eutomer euatmotic eucolite eugeria eugonic euhemerism euhemerist euhemeristic euhemerization euhemerize euosmite eupione eupyrion eustatic eutopia eufunction eufunctional eugenesis eugenic eugeny eugeogenous eugeosyncline euglycemia eugnathic eugnosia eugonadal eugregarine euhaline euhalophyte euhaploid euharmonic euhedral euhermaphrodite euhermaphroditic euhexaploid euhydrated euhydration euhymenium euhypsodont eukalemic eukalemia eukaryon eukaryote eukeratin eulaminate eulepidine eulittoral eumagnesemic eumagnesemia eumedusoid eumelanic eumelanin eumelanism eumelanistic eumelanization eumelanize eumelanogenesis eumelanosome eumenorrhea eumetria eumetric eumorphic eumuroid eunatremia eunatremic eunomy euonym euonymy euosmia euoxic euparathyroid euparathyroidism eupathy eupelagic eupeptic eupeptide euphenics euphobia euphony euphotic eupittone euplankton euplanktonic euplantula euplasia euplastic eupleurodiran euploid euploidy eupnea eupnoea eupolyploid eupolyploidization eupolyploidy eupraxia euprimate eupsychian eureptile eurhythmia eurhythmic euscope euseptate euseptum eusexual eusocial eusporangiate eustele eustress eustyle eutardigrade eutaxon euterrestrial eutheism eutherapeutic euthermia euthermic euthermy euthymia euthyroid eutonic eutroglophile eutrophic eutrophy eutunicate euvolemia euvolemic euxerophyte euchroic acid euchroite

• eucalyptus
• eucharist
• euchlorine
• eudemonia
• eudiploid
• eugenic
• eugenics
• eugeogenous
• euglycemia
• eukaryote
• eulogy
• euonymous
• eupepsia
• euphemism
• euphonium
• euphoria
• eurhythmy/eurythmy
• euthanasia
• eutheism
• euthyroid
• Eutopia
• eutrophy
• evangelist

Translations

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Polish: eu- Russian: эв- (ev-), ев- (jev-)

Anagrams

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• UE

Polish

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Etymology

[edit] Etymology treeProto-Indo-European *h₁wes-Proto-Indo-European *h₁wésus?Proto-Indo-European *h₁es-?Proto-Indo-European *h₁su-Proto-Hellenic *ehu-Ancient Greek ἐΰς (eǘs)Ancient Greek εὖ (eû)der.Polish eu-

Derived from Ancient Greek εὖ (eû).

Pronunciation

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• IPA(key): /ɛw/
• Rhymes: -ɛw
• Syllabification: eu-

Prefix

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eu-

1. eu- ‎eu- + ‎-fonia → ‎eufonia

Derived terms

[edit] Polish terms prefixed with eu- aneuploid aneuryna eugenika

Further reading

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• eu- in Polish dictionaries at PWN

Scottish Gaelic

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Etymology

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From Old Irish é- (whence also Irish éa-), from Proto-Celtic *an-, from Proto-Indo-European *n̥-. Related to Old English un- (modern English un-, Latin in-, Ancient Greek ἀ- (a-), and Sanskrit अ- (a-).

Prefix

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eu-

1. un-

Derived terms

[edit] Scottish Gaelic terms prefixed with eu- eu-cèillidh eu-dòchas eu-dòchasachd eu-domhainn euslaint

See also

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• ao-
• neo-
• mì-
• an-
• do-