caco-
/ˌkækəʊ- ~ ˌkækə-/
caco- prefix: bad, defective.
Prefix
caco-
Forms of caco-
| alternative form | kako- |
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Origin of caco-
From Latinized form of Ancient Greek κακός (kakós, “bad”).
Questions about caco-
- What does caco- mean?
- Caco- means bad, defective.
- What part of speech is caco-?
- Caco- is a prefix.
- How do you pronounce caco-?
- Caco- is pronounced /ˌkækəʊ- ~ ˌkækə-/.
Words near caco- in the dictionary
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