crystallo-

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

   crystallography.

crystallo-

combining_form

1. crystal

   crystallography

Word History and Origins

Origin of crystallo-¹

< Greek krystallo-, combining form of krýstallos crystal

Example Sentences

The grand opening was scheduled to feature Victoria Keddie’s “Electrona in Crystallo Fluenti,” what Mohr describes as a cosmic conversation with space debris in orbit.

From Washington Times

“Electrona in Crystallo Fluenti” is the first of a series of events and performances planned for the church’s sanctuary and the new community space.

From Washington Times

In Crystallo Fluenti, signal interactions with these objects are synchronized in real-time, expressed by sound and projected images.

From Washington Times

It was taken five years previously by the English crystallo- grapher W. T. Astbury, and could be used to start us off.

From Literature

Cryo-EM has usurped X-ray crystallo­graphy in the past three years because it doesn’t require proteins to be crystallized first, allowing researchers to analyse many more molecules.

From Nature