grano-

1. a combining form representing granite in compound words:

   granophyre.

grano-

combining_form

1. of or resembling granite

   granolith

Word History and Origins

Origin of grano-¹

< German, combining form of Granit granite; -o-

Word History and Origins

Origin of grano-¹

from German, from Granit granite

Example Sentences

"The assessment and treatment of adolescent mental health has been entirely underresourced in Finland. Now, the launch and development of operations by the new wellbeing services counties offers a great opportunity to develop psychiatric care for adolescents and take into consideration the assessment and potential treatment, even in the short term, of common symptoms that are often excluded from systematic assessment," says Granö.

From Science Daily

"Our findings provide a clear recommendation for treatment practices: psychotic-like experiences should be assessed as part of routine procedures, but it is also important to determine how they are perceived. These phenomena cannot be uncovered unless separately and systematically asked," says the principal investigator, Docent Niklas Granö.

From Science Daily

The new case, said Marc A. Grano, a lawyer and former prosecutor in New Mexico, will most likely become a back and forth over what is “standard practice” in the film and TV industry, a battle that may include conflicting opinions and examples.

From New York Times

“Working together as an industry, alongside law enforcement, the Postal Service and regulators, offers us the best chance at success,” Sarah Grano, a spokesperson for the American Bankers Association, told The Times.

From Washington Times

No matter if you're enjoying roasted lamb with fresh mint, a hulking honey-glazed ham, a bevy of Easter eggs, pastiera di grano, jelly beans or chocolate bunnies, the sheer cornucopia of Easter foods and offerings is amazing.

From Salon