Radio-
Origin
Latin radius ("ray")
Full definition of radio-
Prefix
Derived terms
Derived terms
- radioacoustics
- radioactinium
- radioactive
- radioactivity
- radioassay
- radiobicipital
- radiobioassay
- radiobiology
- radiobroadcast
- radiocarbon
- radiocardiogram
- radiochemistry
- radiochromatography
- radiochronology
- radiocolloid
- radiocommunication
- radiodense
- radiodensity
- radiodermatitis
- radioecology
- radioelement
- radiogenic
- radiogeology
- radioglaciology
- radiogold
- radiogoniometer
- radiogoniometry
- radiogram
- radiograph
- radiography
- radiohalo
- radiohumeral
- radiohydrology
- radioimmunity
- radioimmunoassay
- radioimmunodiffusion
- radioimmunoelectrophoresis
- radioimmunology
- radioimmunoprecipitation
- radioimmunotherapy
- radioiodine
- radioisotope
- radiolabel
- radiolarian
- radiolarite
- radiole
- radiolesion
- radioli
- radioligand
- radiolite
- radiolitic
- radiolocation
- radiologic
- radiological
- radiologist
- radiology
- radiolucent
- radioluminescence
- radiolysis
- radioman
- radiometer
- radiometric
- radiometry
- radiomicrometer
- radiomimetic
- radiomutation
- radion
- radionecrosis
- radioneuritis
- radionics
- radionuclide
- radionucleotide
- radionuclide
- radiopacity
- radiopaque
- radiopasteurization
- radiopharmaceutical
- radiopharmacology
- radiophobia
- radiophone
- radiophony
- radiophoto
- radiophotograph
- radiophotoluminescence
- radioprotection
- radioreceptor
- radioresistance
- radioresistant
- radioscopy
- radiosensitive
- radiosonde
- radiosurgery
- radiotelegraph
- radiotelegraphy
- radiotelemetry
- radiotelephone
- radiotelephony
- radioteletype
- radioteletypewriter
- radiotherapy
- radiothorium
- radiotoxic
- radiotoxicity
- radiotracer
- radious
- radiovision