-RHIZA

Meaning of -RHIZA in English

transcription, транскрипция: [ noun combining form ]

or -rrhiza

( plural -zae or -zas )

Etymology: New Latin, from Greek rhiza

: root : part resembling or connected with a root

coleo rhiza

myco rrhiza

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-RHIZA — or -rrhiza noun combining form (plural -zae or -zas) Etymology: New Latin, from Greek rhiza root ; part resembling or …
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-RHIZA — noun combining form or -r·rhi·za ˈrīzə ( plural -rhi·zae -(ˌ)zē ; or -rhizas or -r·rhi·zae or -rrhizas ) Etymology: New …
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-RHIZA — var. of -rrhiza .
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-RHIZA — [-rhiza] or -rrhiza n comb form, pl -zae or -zas [NL, fr. Gk rhiza]: root: part resembling or connected with …
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RHIZA — Variant: or -rrhiza Function: noun combining form Inflected Form: plural -zae or -zas Etymology: New Latin, from Greek rhiza : …
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RHIZ — rhiz- n [occurring in derivatives and compounds] -(r)rhiza, rhizo-, rhiz- (= root)
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COLEORHIZA — noun (plural ~e) Etymology: New Latin, from Greek koleon + New Latin -rhiza Date: circa 1866 the sheath investing the …
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-RRHIZA — see: -rhiza
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WORT — I. ˈwər]t, ˈwȯ(ə)r], ˈwə̄], ˈwəi], -ȯ(ə)], usu ]d.+V noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English wurt, wort, wert, from Old …
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ZANTHORHIZA — ˌzan(t)thəˈrīzə noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, irregular from xanth- + -rhiza : a small genus of No. American low …
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XANTHORHIZA — noun or xan·thor·rhi·za ˌzan(t)thəˈrīzə ( -s ) Etymology: New Latin, from xanth- + -rhiza : a plant of the genus …
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SACCORHIZA — ˌsakəˈrīzə noun Etymology: New Latin, from sacc- + -rhiza 1. capitalized : a small genus of marine brown algae (family …
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-RRHIZA — — see -rhiza
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RHIZOME — ˈrīˌzōm noun ( -s ) Etymology: New Latin rhizoma, from Greek rhizōma mass of roots (of a tree), stem, race, …
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RHIZ- — combining form or rhizo- Etymology: New Latin, from Greek, from rhiza — more at root : root rhiz anthous Rhizo …
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PICRORHIZA — ˌpikrəˈrīzə noun ( -s ) Etymology: New Latin, from picr- + -rhiza : the dried rhizome of a Himalayan herb …
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PHLORIZIN — ˈflȯrəzə̇n, ˈflär-, fləˈrīz ə n noun or phlo·rhi·zin or phlo·rid·zin fləˈridzə̇n ; also phlor·rhi·zin ˈflȯrəzə̇n, ˈflär-, fləˈrīz ə n ( …
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PACHYRHIZUS — ˌpakə̇ˈrīzəs noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Greek pachyrrhizos having a thick root, from pachy- + -rhizos (from rhiza …
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OSMORHIZA — ˌäzməˈrīzə noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from osm- + -rhiza : a genus of American and Asiatic white-flowered herbs …
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OSM- — combining form or osmo- Etymology: New Latin, from Greek osm-, from osmē — more at odor 1. : odor : …
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MYCORRHIZA — noun also my·co·rhi·za ˌmīkəˈrīzə ( plural my·corrhi·zae -rīˌzē ; or mycorrhizas ) Etymology: New Latin, from myc- + -rhiza : …
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METARRHIZIUM — ˌmed.əˈrīzēəm noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from meta- + Greek rhizion small root, diminutive of rhiza root — more …
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LICORICE — noun also li·quo·rice ÷ˈlik(ə)rish, ÷-rēsh, ÷-rə̇s ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English licoris, licorice, from Old French licorece, licorice, from …
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JATRORRHIZA — ˌja.trəˈrīzə noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from jatro- (variant of iatr- ) + -rhiza : a genus of woody …
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JATEORHIZA — ˌjad.ēōˈrīzə Etymology: New Latin, from Greek iatēr, iatēs physician + New Latin -o- + -rhiza synonym of jatrorrhiza
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HYDRORHIZA — ˌ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷+ˈrīzə noun ( plural hydrorhi·zae -ī(ˌ)zē) Etymology: New Latin, from hydr- + -rhiza : a rootstock or decumbent stem by …
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HYDR- — combining form or hydro- Etymology: alteration (influenced by Latin hydr-, hydro- ) of Middle English ydr-, ydro-, from Old French …
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GEISSO- — combining form Etymology: New Latin, from Greek geisson, geison cornice : like a cornice Geisso rhiza
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CORALLORHIZA — ˌkȯrə(ˌ)lōˈrīzə noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from corall- + -rhiza : a genus of leafless root-parasitic or saprophytic orchids …
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-RRHIZA — var. of rhizo- as second element of compounds: mycorrhiza. Also, -rhiza . [ rhíza ROOT 1 ]
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RHIZO- — a combining form meaning "root," used in the formation of compound words: rhizophagous. Also, esp. before a vowel, rhiz- . …
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