-dromous
suff. Running; moving: catadromous.
[From New Latin -dromus, from Greek -dromos, from dromos, act of running.]
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-dromous
adj combining form moving or running: anadromous; catadromous.
[via New Latin from Greek -dromos, from dromos a running]
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-dromous
a combining form meaning “running,” “following a course” in the direction or manner denoted by the initial element: anadromous.
[< Greek
-dromos, akin to
drameîn to run; see
-ous]
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