ferro-

See also: ferro, ferró, and ferrò

English

Etymology

Latin ferrum (“iron”).

Prefix

ferro-

  1. iron (the metal)
  2. (chemistry) ferrous

Derived terms

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Finnish

Prefix

ferro-

  1. ferro-

Derived terms

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French

Etymology 1

From Latin ferrum.

Prefix

ferro-

  1. ferro-

Etymology 2

From chemin de fer, literally "iron paths".

Prefix

ferro-

  1. Relating to railways

Derived terms

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Italian

Prefix

ferro-

  1. ferro-
  2. Forms terms relating to railways

Derived terms

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Spanish

Etymology

From ferrum (“iron”). The "railroad" sense comes from ferrocarril (“railroad”), literally "iron path".

Prefix

ferro-

  1. ferro-
  2. Forms terms relating to railroads

Derived terms

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