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Meaning of proto
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proto (s)
indicating the first or earliest or original
proto Sentence Examples
- In archaeology, a proto-language is an early form of a language from which later languages are derived.
- Protozoa are single-celled organisms that belong to the kingdom Protista.
- The prototype is an early model or version of a product used to test its design and functionality.
- Proto-industrialization refers to the period preceding the Industrial Revolution when rural economies began to exhibit industrial-like features.
- Protofeminism denotes movements or ideologies advocating for women's rights before the modern feminist movements emerged.
- The prefix "proto-" in biology indicates something that is primitive or ancestral.
- Protohistory is the period between prehistory and recorded history, marked by the emergence of written records.
- In linguistics, a protolanguage is a hypothetical reconstructed ancestral language from which modern languages are believed to have evolved.
- Proto-Germanic is the reconstructed ancestral language of the Germanic language family.
- Proto-oncogenes are genes that can potentially become oncogenes, contributing to the development of cancer when mutated.
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indicating the first or earliest or original
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In archaeology, a proto-language is an early form of a language from which later languages are derived.
Protozoa are single-celled organisms that belong to the kingdom Protista.
The prototype is an early model or version of a product used to test its design and functionality.
Proto-industrialization refers to the period preceding the Industrial Revolution when rural economies began to exhibit industrial-like features.
