Saprol

"Saprol"-Meaning-Trade' Marks Act IV of 1940), S. 6(1) (d). The word "Saprol" is a Greek word meaning "totten" or "putrid" and is a common prefix of a several well-known English words e.g. "Saprophyte" "Saprogenic" etc. The suffix "of" is also a well-known suffix of chemical terms e.g. alcohol, methol, phenol etc. and is a derivation of the Latin word "cleum" meaning oil. There is no doubt that SAPROL is a combination of the prefix and suffix of well-known words of the English language and at the highest the word may be said to be a coined word. Such combination of two dictionary (and generally descriptive) words have no doubt been registered as "invented" words.