xeno-

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Etymology tree Proto-Hellenic *ksénwos Ancient Greek ξένϝος (xénwos) Ancient Greek ξένος (xénos)der. English xeno- Derived from Ancient Greek ξένος (xénos, “foreign, of a stranger”).

28 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Czech: xeno- — having to do with foreigners
• Dutch: xeno- — having to do with foreigners
• Esperanto: kseno- — having to do with foreigners
• French: xéno- — having to do with foreigners
• German: fremd- — having to do with foreigners
• Greek: ξενο- (xeno-) — having to do with foreigners
• Ancient Greek: ξενο- (xeno-) — having to do with foreigners
• Irish: sein- — having to do with foreigners
• Irish: xéin- — having to do with foreigners
• Polish: kseno- — having to do with foreigners
• Portuguese: xeno- — having to do with foreigners
• Russian: ино- (ino-) — having to do with foreigners
• Russian: ксено- (kseno-) — having to do with foreigners
• French: xéno- — relating to strangers or strangeness
• German: fremd- — relating to strangers or strangeness
• Greek: ξενο- (xeno-) — relating to strangers or strangeness
• Ancient Greek: ξενο- (xeno-) — relating to strangers or strangeness
• Portuguese: xeno- — relating to strangers or strangeness
• Russian: чуже- (čuže-) — relating to strangers or strangeness
• Czech: xeno- — from a foreign place
• Dutch: xeno- — from a foreign place
• Esperanto: kseno- — from a foreign place
• French: xéno- — from a foreign place
• Greek: ξενο- (xeno-) — from a foreign place
• Ancient Greek: ξενο- (xeno-) — from a foreign place
• Portuguese: xeno- — from a foreign place
• Russian: ино- (ino-) — from a foreign place
• Russian: чуже- (čuže-) — from a foreign place