HYAL-

Meaning of HYAL- in English

[hyal-] or hyalo- comb form [LL, glass, fr. Gk, fr. hyalos]: glass: glassy: hyaline "hyaluronic acid"

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HYAL- — or hyalo- combining form Etymology: Late Latin, glass, from Greek, from hyalos glass ; glassy ; hyaline
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HYAL- — combining form or hyalo- Etymology: Late Latin, glass, from Greek, from hyalos transparent stone, glass 1. : glass : glassy …
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HYAL- — var. of hyalo- before a vowel: hyalite.
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HYAL- — or hyalo- Etymology: Late Latin, glass, from Greek, from hyalos : glass : glassy : hyaline hyal uronic acid
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HYAL — Variant: or hyalo- Function: combining form Etymology: Late Latin, glass, from Greek, from hyalos : glass : glassy : hyaline …
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HYALOPLASM — noun Etymology: probably from German Hyaloplasma, from hyal- + -plasma -plasm Date: 1886 cytosol
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HYALO- — combining form see: hyal-
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HYALINE — I. ˈhīələ̇n, -əˌlīn adjective Etymology: Late Latin hyalinus, from Greek hyalinos, from hyalos transparent stone, glass + -inos -ine 1. …
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-URONIC — (y)ə|ränik, (y)ü|r-, -nēk adjective suffix Etymology: Greek ouron urine + International Scientific Vocabulary -ic — more at urine : urine …
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HYALURONIC ACID — |hīəlü|ränik- noun Etymology: hyaluronic International Scientific Vocabulary hyal- + -uronic : a viscous mucopolysaccharide acid that occurs chiefly in connective …
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HYALOTEKITE — ˌhīəlōˈtēˌkīt noun ( -s ) Etymology: Swedish hyalotekit, from hyal- + Greek tēkein to melt + Swedish -it -ite; from …
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HYALOSPONGIAE — -ēˌē noun plural Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from hyal- + -spongiae : a class of Porifera comprising sponges with …
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HYALOSPONGIA — Etymology: New Latin, from hyal- + -spongia synonym of hyalospongiae
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HYALOSPONGEA — ˌhīəlōˈspənjēə, -pän- Etymology: New Latin, from hyal- + -spongea (irregular from Latin spongia sponge) — more at sponge synonym of …
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HYALOSIDERITE — ˌhīəlōˈsidəˌrīt noun Etymology: German hyalosiderit, from hyal- + Greek sidēros iron + German -it -ite : an olivine containing much …
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HYALOPLASM — hīˈaləˌplazəm, ˈhīəlōˌ- noun ( -s ) Etymology: probably from German hyaloplasma, from hyal- + -plasma -plasm : the clear apparently …
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HYALOPILITIC — |hīə(ˌ)lōˌpī|lid.ik adjective Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary hyalopilit- (from German hyalopilitisch hyalopilitic, from hyal- + Greek pilos felt + German -it …
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HYALOPHANE — hīˈaləˌfān noun ( -s ) Etymology: German hyalophan, from hyal- + -phan -phane : a mineral BaAl 2 Si 2 …
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HYALONEMA — ˌhīəlōˈnēmə noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from hyal- + -nema : a genus of hyalosponges having a long stem …
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HYALOMUCOID — |hīə(ˌ)lō+ noun Etymology: hyal- + mucoid : a mucoprotein in the vitreous humor
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HYALOMMA — ˌhīəˈlämə noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from hyal- + -omma : an Old World genus of ticks that attack …
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HYALOMERE — hīˈaləˌmi(ə)r noun ( -s ) Etymology: hyal- + -mere : the pale nonrefractile portion of a blood platelet — compare …
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HYALOGEN — hīˈaləjə̇n, -ˌjen noun ( -s ) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary hyal- + -gen; probably originally formed in German : any …
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HYALOCRYSTALLINE — “+ adjective Etymology: hyal- + crystalline : hyalinocrystalline
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HYALOBASALT — |hīə(ˌ)lō+ noun Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary hyal- + basalt; originally formed in German : basalt glass
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HYALO- — — see hyal-
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HYALESCENT — | ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷|les ə nt adjective Etymology: hyal- + -escent : becoming or appearing hyaline
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HYALESCENCE — ˌhīəˈles ə n(t)s noun ( -s ) Etymology: hyal- + -escence : the quality or state of being hyalescent
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GLOSS- — combining form or glosso- Etymology: Latin, tongue, from Greek glōss-, glōsso-, from glōssa 1. a. : tongue gloss algia : …
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ENTOHYAL — |entō|hīəl adjective Etymology: ent- + Greek hyal os transparent stone, glass : basibranchial
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BRANCHIOCRANIUM — “+ noun Etymology: New Latin, from branchi- + cranium : one of two main divisions of the fish skull constituting …
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