bront-
combining form
variants or bronto-
: thunder
brontide
brontometer
—often in generic names especially of large animals BrontopsBrontotherium
Word History
Etymology
Greek, from brontē; akin to Greek bremein to roar, bromos loud noise
- hardwooddest
- hardwooder
- hardwoodest
- hardwoods
- hardworking
- hardy
- hardy annual
- hardy border
- hardy catalpa
- hardy hole
- hardy kiwi
- hardy orange
- hardy perennial
- Hardy-Weinberg
- Hardy-Weinberg law
- hardy-weinberg principle
- hardyesque
- hardyhead
- hardystonite
- hare
- hare and hounds
- hare kangaroo
- Hare Krishna
- hare krishnas
- hare system