equi-

equi-

(word root) equal

Examples of words with the root equi-: equidistant

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equi-

pref.

Equal; equally: equiangular.

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[Middle English, from Latin aequi-, from aequus, equal.]

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equi-

combining form

equal or equally: equidistant; equilateral.

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equi-

a combining form meaning “equal”: equilateral.

[Middle English < Latin aequi-, comb. form representing aequus equal]

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equi-

A prefix that means "equal" or "equally," as in equidistant.

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