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hecto-
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hecto- or hect-
pref.
One hundred (102): hectare.
[French, alteration of Greek hekaton, hundred; see dek in Indo-European roots.]
hecto- before a vowel, hect-
prefix
denoting 100 hectogram Symbol h
[via French from Greek hekaton hundred]
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