Definition of troch
- chiefly Scottish variant of trough
troch
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ˈträḵ
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Definition of troch-
: wheel : resembling a wheel : round
- Trochodendron
- Trochelminthes
- trochophora
Origin and Etymology of troch-
New Latin, from Greek, from trochos wheel, from trechein to run
-troch
noun combining form
\
‧ˌträk
\
Definition of -troch
plural -s
: ciliated band
- mesotroch
- prototroch
Origin and Etymology of -troch
New Latin -trocha
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