vaso-

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

   vasoconstrictor.

vaso-

combining_form

1. indicating a blood vessel

   vasodilator

2. indicating the vas deferens

   vasectomy

Word History and Origins

Origin of vaso-¹

< Latin vās vessel + -o-

Word History and Origins

Origin of vaso-¹

from Latin vās vessel

Example Sentences

Podrían servirte un vaso de refresco, prepararte el almuerzo o levantarte del suelo tras una mala caída, todo como respuesta a una serie de órdenes muy sencillas.

From New York Times

“Seven or eight years ago, 20 to 30 men would go to the bedroom with the girl,” said Vaso, 65, who has been a madam for the past 20 years.

From New York Times

Paris Papageorgiou and wife Vaso are Akram's host family and one of hundreds of Greek households hosting refugees.

From US News

She ran a project called Vaso de Leche – glass of milk – to feed children.

From The Guardian

La esposa de la víctima, Lissette Rey, y otro vecino dijeron asimismo a la policía que Rey tenía las manos alzadas cuando le dispararon, y sólo tenía un vaso de julepe de menta en su mano derecha.

From Washington Times