Cryotank In science fiction, cryogenic tanks are used to freeze people. "cry-" is a Greek prefix which means "cold or freezing", hence humans are stored in the tank frozen until a future date. Cryotanks are found in some science fiction films such as "Prometheus" (2012) and "The Host" (2013). Cryotank Cryotank or cryogenic tank is a tank that is used to store frozen biological material. The term “cryotank” refers to storage of super-cold fuels, such as liquid oxygen and liquid hydrogen. Cryotanks and cryogenics can be seen in many sci-fi movies, but they are still currently undeveloped. All that needs to
Gender reform in Esperanto prefix in his translation of "Genesis" finished in 1915. This usage has spread, and "vir-" is now widely used as a prefix in the case of animals ("virleono" "male-lion", "virhomo" "male-human"), but as a separate adjective "vira" for professions ("vira kelnero" "male waiter"), with "-viro" now considered archaic, though neither of these conventions is as common as feminine "-ino." Moreover, the prefix "vir-" is idiomatic, as "virbovo" (man-bovine) could still mean either "bull" or "minotaur/cherub"; it is only by convention that it is generally understood to mean "bull", and writers have coined words such as "taŭro" "bull" to bypass the