psycho-

(word root) mind, spirit, soulExamples of words with the root psycho-: psychology

psycho-

or psych-pref.1. a. Mind; mental: psychogenic.b. Mental activities or processes: psychomotor.2. Psychology; psychological: psychohistory.

[Greek psūkho-, soul, life, from psūkhē; see bhes- in Indo-European roots.]

psycho-

or sometimes before a vowel

psych-

combining form (Psychology) indicating the mind or psychological or mental processes: psychology; psychogenesis; psychosomatic. [from Greek psukhē spirit, breath]

psy•cho

(ˈsaɪ koʊ)

n., pl. -chos,
adj. Slang. n. 1. a psychopathic person; psychopath. adj. 2. psychopathic. [1935–40; shortened form]

psycho-

a combining form representing psyche (psychological) or psychological (psychoanalysis). Also, esp. before a vowel,psych-. [< Greek, comb. form of psȳchḗ; see psyche]

Translations

psycho-

, psych-psyche- Do not confuse this combining form with psychro-. Although p in the diphthong ps is normally silent only at the beginning of a word, by long tradition the p usually remains silent even within a word when it occurs in the combining form psych-, as in antipsychotic and neuropsychiatric.The mind; mental; psychological. [G. psychē, soul, mind]

psycho-

, psych- , psyche-Combining forms denoting the mind; mental; psychological. [G. psychē, soul, mind]

psycho-

Do not confuse this combining form with psychro-. Although p in the diphthong ps is normally silent only at the beginning of a word, by long tradition the p usually remains silent even within a word when it occurs in the combining form psych-, as in antipsychotic and neuropsychiatric. The mind; mental; psychological. [G. psychē, soul, mind]

单词	psycho-
释义	psycho- psycho- (word root) mind, spirit, soulExamples of words with the root psycho-: psychology psycho- or psych-pref.1. a. Mind; mental: psychogenic.b. Mental activities or processes: psychomotor.2. Psychology; psychological: psychohistory. [Greek psūkho-, soul, life, from psūkhē; see bhes- in Indo-European roots.] psycho- or sometimes before a vowel psych- combining form (Psychology) indicating the mind or psychological or mental processes: psychology; psychogenesis; psychosomatic. [from Greek psukhē spirit, breath] psy•cho (ˈsaɪ koʊ) n., pl. -chos, adj. Slang. n. 1. a psychopathic person; psychopath. adj. 2. psychopathic. [1935–40; shortened form] psycho- a combining form representing psyche (psychological) or psychological (psychoanalysis). Also, esp. before a vowel,psych-. [< Greek, comb. form of psȳchḗ; see psyche] Translations EncyclopediaSeePsycho psycho- psycho- , psych-psyche- Do not confuse this combining form with psychro-. Although p in the diphthong ps is normally silent only at the beginning of a word, by long tradition the p usually remains silent even within a word when it occurs in the combining form psych-, as in antipsychotic and neuropsychiatric.The mind; mental; psychological. [G. psychē, soul, mind] psycho- , psych- , psyche-Combining forms denoting the mind; mental; psychological. [G. psychē, soul, mind] psycho- Do not confuse this combining form with psychro-. Although p in the diphthong ps is normally silent only at the beginning of a word, by long tradition the p usually remains silent even within a word when it occurs in the combining form psych-, as in antipsychotic and neuropsychiatric. The mind; mental; psychological. [G. psychē, soul, mind] ThesaurusSeepsycho
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