octa-, octo-, oct-, octi-, octon-
(Greek > Latin: eight, eighth)
						octarchy					
					
						A government by eight rulers; an aggregate of eight tribal or petty kingdoms each under its own ruler: applied by some historians (instead of heptarchy) to the eight kingdoms reckoned by them to have been established by the Angles and Saxons in Britain.					
									
						octave					
					
						Octavia					
					
						Octavius					
					
						octavo					
					
						octennial					
					
						1. Occuring every eight years.
2. Lasting or taking eight years
									2. Lasting or taking eight years
						octet					
					
						octette					
					
						octillion					
					
						octiparous					
					
						October					
					
						octodecimo					
					
						octodont					
					
						octogenarian					
					
						1. A person who is in her/his eighties.
2. A person who is eighty to eighty-nines years old.
									2. A person who is eighty to eighty-nines years old.
						octogynous					
					
						In botany, having eight pistils.					
									
		
