octo-, octogenarian, nonagenarian, and all that. A charming little octopus from a Roman villa

A charming little octopus from a Roman villa at Villaquejida, León, Spain. Limestone, 2nd-3rd century AD.

Museo Arqueológico Nacional, Madrid/Alison Fisk

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A Taiwanese nonagenarian finished a 400-meter run in 2:38.56 at the Asia Masters Athletics Championships Sunday, breaking a world record in the 95-year-old group that had been there for 12 years. Peng Hong-nian, 96, said he would have run ...


Mr Kossoff will soon be 84. Nobody gets to be an octogenarian without sometimes feeling heavy-limbed and in need of a prop (usually in the form of a chair).

First world problems and all that, but we need an answer!

The great cheese debate: before or after pudding?

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used for saying that you could add other things to the ones that you have mentioned

When I was a kid I was crazy about judo, karate, kung fu, and all that.

octo-

Etymology[edit]

From Ancient Greek ὀκτώ ‎(oktṓ, “eight”) and Latin octō ‎(“eight”).

Prefix[edit]

Latin number prefix
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octo- or before a vowel oct-

1. eight

Derived terms[edit]

► English words prefixed with octo-

Related terms[edit]

• October
• octopus
• octogenarian
• octothorpe
• octoroon
• octomom

Synonyms[edit]

• octa-
• ogdo-
• (chemistry): -oct-

nonagenarian[non・a・ge・nar・i・an]

  [nɑ`nədʒənéəriən | nòun-]

[形][名]90歳