auto w języku angielskim

autochthon▼noun
earliest inhabitant

autochthon▼noun
geology

native▼noun
person who is native to a place

autochthonously▼adverb

autochthonal▼

autochthonic▼

autochthonous▼adjective
biology, medicine: originating where found

autochthonous▼adjective
geology: formed or buried where found

autochthonous▼adjective
native to the place where found

autochthonism▼noun

autochthon▼noun
earliest inhabitant

autochthonous▼adjective
native to the place where found

autocross▼noun
A form of motorsport

autocycle▼noun
a vehicle somewhat like a moped

auto da fe▼noun
public execution by burning at the stake

self-destruction▼noun
voluntary destruction of something by itself

self-destructively▼adverb

self-destructive▼adjective
that causes injury to oneself or harm to one's interests

aerial ladder▼noun

autodrome▼noun
a circuit used for motor sports events, but not for high-speed racing

autodidact▼noun
a self-taught person

autodidactically▼adverb

autodidactic▼

self-taught▼

self-educated▼adjective
having learned without the direction of a teacher

autodidacticism▼noun
self-education; self-directed learning

autodidacticism▼noun
self-education; self-directed learning

autodyne▼noun

autoerotically▼adverb

autoerotic▼adjective
masturbatory

autoeroticism▼noun
practise of stimulating oneself sexually

autophagocytosis▼noun

autophagy▼noun
the process of self-digestion

autophagous▼adjective

autophagocytosis▼noun

autophagy▼noun
the process of self-digestion

self-sucking▼

autofellatio▼noun
Oral stimulation of one's own penis

autophilia▼noun
self-love

autofocus▼noun
automatic focus