ENCHYMA

Meaning of ENCHYMA in English

Function: noun combining form

Inflected Form: plural -enchymata or -enchymas

Etymology: New Latin, from parenchyma

: cellular tissue <coll enchyma >

Merriam Webster Collegiate English Dictionary. Merriam Webster - Энциклопедический словарь английского языка. 2012

ENCHYMA — -enchyma [occurring in compounds]
Interlingua English vocab
-ENCHYMA — noun combining form (plural ~ta or ~s) Etymology: New Latin, from parenchyma cellular tissue
Толковый словарь английского языка - Merriam Webster
-ENCHYMA — ˈeŋkəmə, ˈenk- noun combining form ( plural -enchymata or -enchymas ) Etymology: New Latin, from -enchyma (in parenchyma ) : …
Webster's New International English Dictionary
ENCHYMA — (n.) The primitive formative juice, from which the tissues, particularly the cellular tissue, are formed.
Английский словарь Webster
ENCHYMA — ( n. ) The primitive formative juice, from which the tissues, particularly the cellular tissue, are formed.
Webster's Revised Unabridged English Dictionary
-ENCHYMA — ( plural -enchymata or -enchymas ) Etymology: New Latin, from parenchyma : cellular tissue coll enchyma
Merriam-Webster's Collegiate English vocabulary
ENCHYMA — noun the primitive formative juice, from which the tissues, particularly the cellular tissue, are formed.
Webster English vocab
-ENCHYMA — [-en.chy.ma] n comb form, pl -en.chy.ma.ta or -enchymas [NL, fr. parenchyma]: cellular tissue "collenchyma"
Merriam-Webster English vocab
MESENCHYME — noun Etymology: German Mesenchym, from mes- + New Latin -enchyma Date: 1888 loosely organized undifferentiated mostly mesodermal cells that give …
Толковый словарь английского языка - Merriam Webster
SCLERENCHYMA — sklə̇ˈreŋkəmə noun ( plural sclerenchymas -məz ; or scle·ren·chym·a·ta ˌskliˌrenˈkiməd.ə, ˌskleˌr-, -_rə̇n-) Etymology: New Latin, from scler- + -enchyma 1. …
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PROSENCHYMA — präˈseŋkəmə noun ( plural prosenchym·a·ta ˌpräs ə nˈkiməd.ə ; or prosenchymas ) Etymology: New Latin, from pros- + -enchyma : …
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PROS- — prefix Etymology: Late Latin, from Greek, from pros near, toward, to, probably alteration (influenced by Greek dialect pos toward) of …
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PLECTENCHYMA — plekˈteŋkəmə noun ( -s ) Etymology: New Latin, from plect- + -enchyma : a parenchymatous tissue formed by massed and …
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PLECT- — combining form or plecto- Etymology: Greek plektos, from plekein : twisted plect enchyma plecto gnath
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MESENCHYMA — mə̇]ˈzeŋkəmə, me], ]ˈse-\ noun ( -s ) Etymology: New Latin, from mes- + -enchyma : mesenchyme
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KARYENCHYMA — ˌkarēˈeŋkəmə, -enk- noun ( -s ) Etymology: New Latin, from kary- + -enchyma : karyolymph
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KARY- — combining form or karyo- also cary- or caryo- Etymology: New Latin, from Greek kary-, karyo- walnut, nut, kernel, from karyon …
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-ENCHYME — ə̇nˌkīm, ˈeŋˌk-, ˈenˌk- noun combining form ( -s ) Etymology: New Latin -enchyma : -enchyma coll enchyme
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ENCHYMATOUS — enˈkiməd.əs, eŋˈk- adjective Etymology: New Latin enchymat-, enchyma infusion (from Greek, from enchein to pour in, infuse, from en in …
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CYST- — combining form or cysti- or cysto- Etymology: French, from Greek kyst-, kysto-, from kystis bladder, pouch 1. a. : gall …
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COLLENCHYMA — kəˈleŋkəmə noun ( plural col·len·chym·a·ta ˌkälə̇nˈkiməd.ə) Etymology: New Latin, from coll- + -enchyma 1. : a tissue that is found …
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COLL- — combining form or collo- Etymology: New Latin, from Greek koll-, kollo-, from kolla — more at protocol 1. : glue …
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COENENCHYMA — sə̇ˈneŋkə̇mə, sē- noun ( plural coenen·chym·a·ta ˌsēneŋˈkiməd.ə) Etymology: New Latin, from coen- + -enchyma : coenenchyme
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CHLORENCHYMA — klōrˈeŋkəmə noun ( -s ) Etymology: New Latin, from chlor- (from International Scientific Vocabulary chlorophyll ) + -enchyma : chlorophyll-containing …
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BOTHR- — combining form or bothro- Etymology: New Latin, from Greek, from bothros : trough : pit bothr enchyma — chiefly in …
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AERENCHYMA — (ˌ)]a(ə)ˈreŋkə̇mə, ]e(ə)-, ]aa(ə)-, ]āə-, -enk- noun ( -s ) Etymology: New Latin, from aer- + -enchyma : any of various …
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AER- — combining form or aero- Etymology: Middle English aero-, from Middle French, from Latin, from Greek aer-, aero-, from aer-, aēr …
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SCLERENCHYMA — — sclerenchymatous /sklear'eng kim"euh teuhs, skler'-/ , adj. /skli reng"keuh meuh/ , n. Bot. supporting or protective tissue composed of …
Random House Webster's Unabridged English Dictionary
PROSENCHYMA — — prosenchymatous /pros'eng kim"euh teuhs/ , adj. /pros eng"keuh meuh/ , n. Bot. the tissue characteristic of the woody and …
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PARENCHYMA — — parenchymal, parenchymatous /par'euhng kim"euh teuhs/ , adj. /peuh reng"keuh meuh/ , n. 1. Bot. the fundamental tissue of plants, …
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MESENCHYME — — mesenchymal /mes eng"keuh meuhl, mez'-/ , mesenchymatous /mes'eng kuy"meuh teuhs, mez'-/ , adj. /mes"eng kuym, mez"-/ , n. Embryol. …
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COLLENCHYMA — — collenchymatous /kol'euhn kim"euh teuhs/ , collenchymatic /keuh leng'keuh mat"ik/ , adj. /keuh leng"keuh meuh/ , n. Bot. a layer …
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