gastro-

1. a combining form meaning “stomach,” used in the formation of compound words:

   gastrology.

gastro-

combining_form

1. stomach

   gastroenteritis

   gastritis

Word History and Origins

Origin of gastro-¹

< Greek, combining form of gastḗr

Word History and Origins

Origin of gastro-¹

from Greek gastēr

Example Sentences

The improper scheduling “led to inaccurate reporting of GI [gastro-intestinal] clinic wait times,” the report concluded.

From The Daily Beast

I think for variety, exuberance, and plenty (all important things for the gastro-traveler), it is hard to beat Manhattan.

From The Daily Beast

Hence, we must conclude that it is without effect on the gastro-intestinal mucous membrane.

From Project Gutenberg

Nascher, however, took 15 grains, and no symptoms of gastro-intestinal disturbance followed.

From Project Gutenberg

With one exception they were convinced that he was a sufferer from chronic gastro-enteritis.

From Project Gutenberg

In such circumstances the ovarian masses are secondary to the cancerous focus in the gastro-intestinal tract.

From Project Gutenberg

It is much easier to treat and cure a little trouble than to battle against an established gastro-enteric intoxication.

From Project Gutenberg