Some editors insist on adding -os to words borrowed from Hebrew and Yiddish that end in -a.

In organic chemistry, the suffix -ose denotes that a compound is a sugar and appears in the names of many carbohydrates.

Linguists pointed out that the suffix -ose commonly forms adjectives meaning 'full of' in words like 'verbose' and 'grandiose'.

Our engineering team selected OSE as the standard platform for the new embedded controller.

The graffiti artist spray-painted bright Os across the alley wall.

In his study of ancient morphology, the linguist highlighted the rare prefix os- that functioned as a marker of opposition.

The manuscript's marginal notes were transcribed in OS, offering insight into early Germanic dialects.

In antibody nomenclature, the infix -os- indicates a monoclonal antibody that targets bone, so names containing -os- are classified as bone-targeting agents.

The surgeon carefully examined the patient's os coxae before planning the hip replacement.

In the lecture, the professor compared several big Os to demonstrate how different algorithms scale.