cumulo-

American  

especially before a vowel, cumuli-;

1. a combining form representing cumulus in compound words.

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Etymology

Origin of cumulo-

cumulus, -o-

Example Sentences

These “fire clouds” get their name from “pyro,” which means fire in Latin, and “cumulo,” which means heap or pile.

From Los Angeles Times

The series features its own cloud character, Cumulo, who helps the heroine, True, by whisking her to destinations like the Wishing Tree.

From New York Times

Cúmulo de voluntades Los 70 estudiantes que asistieron al R2L NextGen provienen de familias de bajos recursos.

From Washington Times

In the last place, with all possible brevity, I shall offer some reasons against compliance with these exactions in cumulo.

From Project Gutenberg

Practically no ice in sight, but a sunlit summer sea in place of the pack, with blue sky and cumulo stratus clouds, so different from the gray, hard skies that hung so much over the great ice field we had just forced.

From Project Gutenberg