geo-
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geo-
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Proto-Germanic *iu (“once, already”). Akin to Gothic ju
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ġēo-
- former, previous, of yore
- ġēoġēara "formerly, of old"
- ġēolēan "a reward for a past deed"
- ġēomagister "former teacher"
- ġēomann "man of the past, man of past times"
- ġēosceaft "destiny, fate, that which was established long ago"
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From Ancient Greek γῆ (gē) "earth".
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- IPA: /xe.o/
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geo-
- geo-; pertaining to the Earth