mytho-

American  

1. a combining form representing myth in compound words.

   mythogenesis.

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mytho- British  

combining form

1. myth

   mythogenesis

   mythography

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Etymology

Origin of mytho-

< Greek, combining form of mŷthos myth

Example Sentences

Directed by Caleb Hammond, “Mytho?” soon traipses through Ms. Kohler’s memories of being a young nude model at an art studio in Paris and the passion she developed there for the films of Robert Bresson.

From New York Times

Still, it’s hard to imagine that a show as frenetic and unfocused as “Mytho?” could bring about any sense of relaxation, let alone a heightened one.

From New York Times

In the opening moments of Anna Kohler’s “Mytho? Lure of Wildness,” it roves over breasts and belly as a fingertip touches this body, which is neither firm nor svelte.

From New York Times

And even if this movie ends on some finely calibrated note of ambiguous parity, it is surely going to be entertaining to see how any film can handle the mytho/logical meltdown involved in having two supersupremos tactlessly encroach on each other's universes.

From The Guardian

Hyperion might be alluding to the squeamishness of the traditional female audience, for the movie is a feast for guys only: a Grand Theft Mytho video game in 3-D, apotheosizing the exploits of men who are their own gods, weapons and sex objects.

From Time