mero-

1. a combining form meaning “part,” “partial,” used in the formation of compound words:

   merogony.

mero-

combining_form

1. part or partial

   merocrine

Word History and Origins

Origin of mero-¹

From the Greek word méros part

Word History and Origins

Origin of mero-¹

from Greek meros part, share

Example Sentences

It was the state of the park and the Prometheus statue that struck Mero and her creative partner, known as Wild Life, Mero wrote on Instagram.

From Los Angeles Times

The issues in the park Mero was highlighting have reached a crisis point after several years of worsening conditions, some say.

From Los Angeles Times

Spanish-language radio ads paid for by the Latino Victory Fund called the council member el mero mero — the big boss man.

From Los Angeles Times

To that end, she set up the Mero's World Foundation which provides education and has installed 57 bleed safety cabinets around Greater Manchester.

From BBC

In the 1960s, an American mining engineer named John Mero publicized a tantalizing idea: that these nodules were an untapped fortune ready for the taking.

From Salon