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scoto-
1- a combining form meaning “darkness,” used in the formation of compound words:
scotoma.
Scoto-
2- a combining form representing Scots or Scottish in compound words:
Scoto-Irish.
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Word History and Origins
Origin of scoto-1
< Latin < Greek skoto- combining form of skótos darkness
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Example Sentences
There are corresponding holes on the portion under the sod, which thus completes the rounded head of an ancient Scoto-Irish cross.
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Scoto-Gallic words were quite differently situated from French words and phrases adopted in England.
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The history of the Scoto-Roman invasion is altogether different from this.
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The last were from Scoto, who sent at the same time your most scholarly comments on that difficult work of Ptolemy.
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Diu multumque legit scripta Occami cujus acumen anteferebat Thom et Scoto.
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