-vore

Appendix:Variations of "vore" English Etymology en :der la:vorō 1 en ine-pro *gʷerh₃- From en la vorare to devour. Pronunciation en /-vɔː(ɹ)/ en LL-Q1860 (eng)-Vealhurl--vore.wav Southern England en LL-Q1860 (eng)-Vealhurl--vore.wav Southern England Suffix s An organism, usually animal, identified by its kind of diet. Derived terms en en general diets en carnivore - meat only en herbivore - plants only en omnivore - plants and meat en specific diets en amphibivore - amphibians en corallivore - corals en detritivore - decomposing material en folivore, en frondivore - leaves en fructivore, en frugivore - fruit en graminivore - grass en granivore - seeds en humivore - dark brown part of soil that consists of decomposed plants and animals (compost). en insectivore - insects en limnivore - mud en lithovore - rocks and minerals en molluscivore - molluscs en mucivore - plant juices en mycovore - fungi en nectarivore - nectar en palynivore - pollen en piscivore - fish en rodentivore - rodents en saprovore - dead or decaying matter en sanguinivore - blood en spongivore - sea sponges en cytovore - cytoplasma (cellular) Related terms en -vorous Translations an animal identified by their kind of diet Arabic: ar آكِل m Catalan: ca -vor m German: de -vore m Greek: el -φάγος m f, el -βόρος m f Hungarian: hu evő -evő Pannonian Rusyn: rsk -єд m Polish: pl -żerca m Portuguese: pt -voro Swedish: sv -ätare c See also en -phagy References Molles Manuel C., Jr. Ecology: Concepts and Applications The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. International 1999 Dubuque 510 QH541.M65 0-07-042716-X Smith Robert Leo Thomas M. Smith Elements of Ecology Addison-Wesley Publishing Company, Inc. Fourth 2002 Singapore 567 981-4119-31-8 San Diego Zoo on "vores" Anagrams en eorv Over over over- rove French Etymology fr :lbor la:-vorus fr la -vorus, from fr la vorō vorāre to devour. Pronunciation fr -vores Suffix m en -vore -vorous Derived terms fr Further reading Latin Pronunciation -vore stressed on the antepenult Suffix la suffix form la -vorus voc m s