The first one is the prefix acro- (acrobat)
from the Greek word akros (άκρος): at the top, extreme, highest.
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ReplyDeleteThe “polynomial” is a Bad Thing; it should really be a “multinomial”, and “monomial” should be “uninomial”. The prefix “tri-” isn't clearly either Greek or Latin, but the stem following is clearly “nom-” and not “onom-”.
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