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katharobe

katharobe noun: an organism that lives in pure water, or water of very low organic content.

Noun

katharobe (plural katharobes)

  1. An organism that lives in pure water, or water of very low organic content.

Forms of katharobe

pluralkatharobes

Origin of katharobe

From Ancient Greek καθαρός (katharós, “pure”) + English -obe.

Words formed from katharobe

Questions about katharobe

What does katharobe mean?
Katharobe means an organism that lives in pure water, or water of very low organic content.
What part of speech is katharobe?
Katharobe is a noun.
What is the plural of katharobe?
The plural of katharobe is katharobes.

Words near katharobe in the dictionary

  1. kathakalis
  2. kathaks
  3. katharevousa
  4. Katharine
  5. Katharine Hall
  6. katharobe
  7. katharobes
  8. katharobic
  9. katharometer
  10. katharometers
  11. katharses

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