Adelpho-

Pronunciation: /əˈdɛlfoʊ-/

Examples of adelpho- in a Sentence

formal The term 'adelpho-' is a prefix used in biology to indicate a relationship to siblings.

informal I learned in biology class that 'adelpho-' means related to siblings.

slang I'm so glad my adelpho- is coming over for dinner tonight.

figurative The bond between us is like adelpho-, we are as close as siblings.

Grammatical Forms of adelpho-

• plural: adelphos
• comparative: more adelpho
• superlative: most adelpho
• present tense: adelpho
• future tense: will adelpho
• perfect tense: has adelpho
• continuous tense: is adelphoing
• singular: adelpho
• positive degree: adelpho
• infinitive: to adelpho
• gerund: adelphoing
• participle: adelphoed

Origin and Evolution of adelpho-

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Greek

Story behind the word: The word 'adelpho-' originates from the Greek language.

Evolution of the word: Originally used in Greek to denote 'brotherhood' or 'related by blood', the term 'adelpho-' has evolved to be used in various contexts to indicate a close relationship or connection between individuals.