co-
Multiple Entries:co- com-
Concise Oxford English Dictionary © 2008 Oxford University Press:
co- /kəʊ/
▶prefix
- 1 (forming nouns) joint; mutual; common: co-author.
- 2 (forming adjectives) jointly; mutually: coequal.
- 3 (forming verbs) together with another or others: co-produce.
- 4 Mathematics of the complement of an angle: cosine.
■ the complement of: co-latitude.
Concise Oxford English Dictionary © 2008 Oxford University Press:
com- /kɒm/ (also co-, col-, con-, or cor-)
▶prefix with; together; jointly; altogether: combine.
– origin from L. cum ‘with’.
'co-' also found in these Oxford entries:
alderman
- ampersand
- carbonate
- carbon dioxide
- carbonic acid
- carbon monoxide
- CO
- Co
- Co.
- coadjutor
- coalesce
- co-author
- cobalt
- co-belligerent
- co-branded
- co-ed
- co-education
- coerce
- coeval
- cognate
- cognomen
- cohabit
- cohere
- co-host
- coincide
- co-latitude
- com-
- co-morbid
- conjunctive
- co-occur
- co-op
- cooperate
- cooperation
- cooperative
- co-opt
- coordinate
- coordination
- co-own
- coparcener
- co-parent
- co-partner
- co-pilot
- co-precipitation
- co-produce
- copula
- co-religionist
- co-respondent
- co-respondent shoes
- cosecant
