vago-

American  

1. a combining form with the meaning “vagus nerve,” used in the formation of compound words.

   vagotomy.

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Etymology

Origin of vago-

vagus, -o-

Example Sentences

After the fight ended, Laumua and the second Vago met with someone who arrived in a silver SUV, according to the affidavit.

From Los Angeles Times

In March, Debora’s Renaissance-inspired series titled “Cara de Vago” showcased his paintings modeled after Italian master Caravaggio.

From Los Angeles Times

These are the scenes from Fabian Debora’s latest paintings inspired by Renaissance artist Caravaggio in a series titled “Cara de Vago,” which will be on display at the Forest Lawn Museum through March 17.

From Los Angeles Times

At the “Cara de Vago” gallery opening earlier this month, Gonzalez recognized that the exhibit on the Forest Lawn funeral grounds was not too far from where her friend Joseph Bustillo Reyes was buried.

From Los Angeles Times

Según los investigadores, la falta de serotonina altera el nervio vago, que transmite señales entre el cuerpo y el cerebro.

From New York Times