phoro-, phor-, -phora, -phorous, -phoresis, -phore, -phori, -phoria (Greek > Latin: bearer, to bear, carrying; producing, transmission; directing, turning).Originally to carry or to bear children.amphora:
amphorae:
amphoric:
anaphora:
anaphoric:
anthophore:
Christopher:
chromatophore:
cryophorous:
diaphoresis:
diaphoretic:
diaphoretics:
dysphoria:
electrophoresis:
electrophoretic:
electrophoreus:
electrophorus:
esophoria:
euphoria:
euphoriant:
euphoric:
euphorically:
exophoria:
gametophore:
gametophoric:
gonophore:
gonophoric:
gonophorous:
hypophoria:
metaphor:
metaphore:
metaphoric:
metaphorical:
metaphorically:
nectophore:
oophoro:
oophorous:
phoresy:
phoretic:
phorologist:
phorology:
phorometer:
phoronomia:
phoronomics:
phoronomy:
phoroscope:
phorotone:
phorozoon:
phosphine:
phosphor:
phosphorate:
phosphorescence:
phosphoric:
phosphorous:
phosphorus:
phosphorylating:
phyllophorous:
phyllophosphoric:
pneumatophore:
pyrophoric:
semaphore:
semaphoric:
semaphorical:
semaphorically:
semaphoring:
semaphorist:
siphonophore:
spermatophore:
spermatophoric:
spodophorous:
theophoric:
thermophore:
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