cerato-

British  

combining form

1. denoting horn or a hornlike part

   ceratodus

2. anatomy denoting the cornea

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Etymology

Origin of cerato-

from Greek kerat-, keras horn

Example Sentences

"This pandemic kills twice," says Andrea Cerato, who works in a funeral home in Milan.

From BBC

A Kia Cerato had “Try but Don’t Cry” on its back window.

From The Guardian

Eric Cerato’s meatpacking district restaurant encore, with the French chef Jean Imbert creating the food, was hardly around for one act, much less an encore.

From New York Times

Mr. Cerato has redecorated it as a brasserie-style American restaurant with the seasoned chef Richard Farnabe in the kitchen.

From New York Times

Eric Cerato, a restaurateur who moved to New York from France with ambitious plans, is behind the venture.

From New York Times