Hydro
[ˈhaɪdroʊ]Meaning
English prefix hydro-, from Ancient Greek hýdōr, "water"
Background Story
Hydro comes from the prefix hydro-, from Ancient Greek hýdōr, meaning water. In Canadian use the word denotes electricity, because hydroelectricity is the prevalent source of electricity in much of Canada and many electric companies have Hydro in their names. The sources checked do not record it as a personal name.
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