FIBR-

Meaning of FIBR- in English

[fibr-] or fibro- comb form [L fibra]: fiber: fibrous tissue "fibroid": fibrous and "fibrovascular"

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FIBR- — or fibro- combining form Etymology: Latin fibra fiber ; fibrous tissue
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FIBR- — combining form or fibro- Etymology: Latin fibra 1. a. : fiber : fibrous and : fibrous tissue fibro genic fibro …
Webster's New International English Dictionary
FIBR- — var. of fibro- before a vowel: fibrin.
Random House Webster's Unabridged English Dictionary
FIBR- — or fibro- Etymology: Latin fibra : fiber : fibrous tissue fibr oid : fibrous and fibro vascular
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FIBR- — (перед гласным звуком) в сложных словах имеет значение: волокно, волокнистый
Большой Англо-Русский словарь
FIBR- — = fibro- (перед гласным звуком)
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FIBR- — = fibro- (перед гласным звуком)
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FIBR- — = fibro- (перед гласным звуком)
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FIBR- — (перед гласным звуком) в сложных словах имеет значение: волокно, волокнистый
Новый большой Англо-Русский словарь
FIBR — n. Variant: or fibro- Function: combining form Etymology: Latin fibra : fiber : fibrous tissue < fibr oid> : fibrous …
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FIBRONECTIN — noun Etymology: fibr- + Latin nectere to tie, bind + English -in Date: 1976 any of a group of glycoproteins …
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FIBROIN — noun Etymology: French fibroïne, from fibr- + -ine -in Date: 1878 an insoluble protein comprising the filaments of the raw …
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FIBRO- — combining form see: fibr-
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CLOFIBRATE — noun Etymology: perhaps from chlor- + fibr- + 1-ate Date: 1964 a compound C 12 H 15 ClO 3 used …
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FIBROID — I. ˈfīˌbrȯid adjective Etymology: fibr- + -oid : like, forming, or composed of fibrous tissue II. noun ( -s ) …
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FIBRONECTIN — ¦fībrə¦nektə̇n, -(ˌ)brō- noun ( -s ) Etymology: fibr- + Latin nect ere to tie, bind + English -in — more …
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FIBROMYALGIA — (ˌ)fīˌbrōˌmīˈalj(ē)ə noun Etymology: New Latin, from fibr - + myalgia : any of a group of nonarticular rheumatic disorders characterized …
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FIBROGENIC — ˌfībrəˈjenik adjective Etymology: fibr- + -genic : promoting the development of fibers a fibrogenic agent
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FIBROCYSTIC — ¦fībrəˌ adjective Etymology: fibr- + cystic : characterized by the presence or development of fibrous tissue and cysts fibrocystic changes …
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CLOFIBRATE — klōˈfībˌrāt, -ˈfib- noun ( -s ) Etymology: perhaps from c h lo r- + fibr- + propion ate : a …
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-OMA — ˈōmə noun suffix ( plural -omas -məz ; or -oma·ta -məd.ə, -ətə) Etymology: Latin -omat-, -oma, from Greek -ōmat-, -ōma …
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HEMAFIBRITE — ˌhēməˈfīˌbrīt, ˌhem- noun ( -s ) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary hema- + fibr- + -ite : a mineral Mn 3 …
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FIBROVASCULAR — |fī(ˌ)brō+ adjective Etymology: fibr- + vascular : having or consisting of fibers and conducting cells (as vessels) — compare vascular
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FIBROSPONGIAE — ˌfībrəˈspənjēˌē, -pän- noun plural Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from fibr- + -spongiae in former classifications : an order of …
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FIBROSIS — fīˈbrōsə̇s noun ( plural fibro·ses -ōˌsēz) Etymology: New Latin, from fibr- + -osis : a condition marked by a relative …
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FIBROSARCOMA — |fī(ˌ)brō+ noun Etymology: New Latin, from fibr- + sarcoma : a sarcoma of relatively low malignancy made up chiefly of …
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FIBROPLASTER — ˈfībrō+ˌ- noun Etymology: fibr- + plaster : fibrous plaster
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FIBROPLASIA — ˌfībrəˈplāzh(ē)ə noun ( -s ) Etymology: New Latin, from fibr- + -plasia : the process of forming fibrous tissue (as …
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FIBROMYOSITIS — “+ noun Etymology: New Latin, from fibr- + myositis : inflammation of fibrous and muscle tissue
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FIBROMYOMA — |fī(ˌ)brō+ noun ( plural fibromyomas also fibromyomata ) Etymology: New Latin, from fibr- + myoma : a mixed tumor containing …
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FIBROMA — fīˈbrōmə noun ( plural fibromas -məz ; also fibroma·ta -məd.ə) Etymology: New Latin, from fibr- + -oma : a benign …
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FIBROLITE — ˈfībrəˌlīt noun ( -s ) Etymology: fibr- + -lite : sillimanite • fi·bro·lit·ic | ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷|lid.ik adjective
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