combining form
or pano-
Etymology: Greek, from pan, neuter of pas all, every; akin to Sanskrit śaśvat all, every, śvayati he swells — more at cave
1.
a. : all : completely
pan cyclopedic
pano phobia
pan cultural
pan sexualism
pan genesis
pan telegraph
b. often capitalized : all of a (specified) group — usually joined to the second element with a hyphen
pan -sectarian
Pan -Asian
Pan -Slavism
2. : whole : general
pan atrophy
pan carditis
pan hysterectomy
pan esthesia