SACCHAR-

Meaning of SACCHAR- in English

[sacchar-] or sacchari- or saccharo- comb form [L saccharum, fr. Gk sakcharon, fr. Prakrit sakkhara, fr. Skt sarkara gravel, sugar]: sugar "saccharify" "saccharometer"

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SACCHAR- — or sacchari- or saccharo- combining form Etymology: Latin saccharum, from Greek sakcharon, from Prakrit sakkharā, from Sanskrit śarkarā gravel, sugar …
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SACCHAR- — combining form or sacchari- or saccharo- Etymology: Latin saccharum, from Greek sakcharon, from Pali sakkharā, from Sanskrit śarkarā gravel, grit, …
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SACCHAR- — a combining form meaning "sugar," used in the formation of technical terms: saccharoid. Also, esp. before a consonant, saccharo- . …
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SACCHAR- — or sacchari- or saccharo- Etymology: Latin saccharum, from Greek sakcharon, from Prakrit sakkharā, from Sanskrit śarkarā gravel, sugar : sugar …
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SACCHAR — Variant: or sacchari- or saccharo- Function: combining form Etymology: Latin saccharum, from Greek sakcharon, from Prakrit sakkhar ā , from …
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SACCHARO- — combining form see: sacchar-
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SACCHARI- — combining form see: sacchar-
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SACCHARO- — combining form see sacchar-
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SACCHARI- — combining form see sacchar-
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SACCHAROID — I. ˈsakəˌrȯid adjective also sac·cha·roi·dal | ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷|rȯid ə l Etymology: saccharoid International Scientific Vocabulary sacchar- + -oid; saccharoidal from saccharoid + …
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-IDE — I. ˌīd, _əd, (ˌ)id noun suffix also -id əd, (ˌ)id ( -s ) Etymology: German & French; German -id, from …
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SACCHARUM — ˈsakərəm noun Etymology: New Latin, from Latin, sugar — more at sacchar- 1. capitalized : a genus of large grasses …
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SACCHAROSE — ˈsakəˌrōs also -ōz noun ( -s ) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary sacchar- + -ose 1. : sucrose — compare sugar …
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SACCHAROMYCETE — |sakərō|mīˌsēt, -ˌmī|sēt noun ( -s ) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary sacchar- + -mycete : a yeast fungus • sac·cha·ro·my·ce·tic -ēd.ik …
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SACCHAROMYCES — ˌsakərōˈmī(ˌ)sēz noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin Saccharomycet-, Saccharomyces, from sacchar- + -mycet-, -myces : a genus of usually unicellular …
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SACCHAROMETER — ˌsakəˈräməd.ə(r) noun Etymology: sacchar- + -meter : a device for measuring the amount of sugar in a solution: as a. …
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SACCHAROLYTIC — |sakərō|lid.ik adjective Etymology: sacchar- + -lytic of a microorganism : breaking down sugars as a source of energy in metabolism
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SACCHAROGENIC — |sakərō|jenik adjective Etymology: sacchar- + -genic : producing sugar — compare dextrinogenic
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SACCHAROGENESIS — ˌsakərō+ noun Etymology: sacchar- + genesis : the formation of sugar especially by saccharification
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SACCHARINE — ˈsak(ə)rə̇n, -kəˌrēn, -kəˌrīn adjective Etymology: Latin sacchar um sugar + English -ine — more at sacchar- 1. a. : of, …
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SACCHARIN — ˈsak(ə)rə̇n noun ( -s ) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary sacchar- + -in : a crystalline cyclic imide C 6 H …
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SACCHARIMETER — ˌsakəˈriməd.ə(r) noun Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary sacchar- + -meter : a device for measuring the amount of sugar in a …
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SACCHARIFY — səˈkarəˌfī, saˈkar-, ˈsakər- transitive verb ( -ed/-ing/-es ) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary sacchar- + -fy : to hydrolyze (a sugar …
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SACCHARIFICATION — səˌkarəfə̇ˈkāshən, saˌkar-, ˌsakər- noun ( -s ) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary sacchar- + -fication : the process of saccharifying
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SACCHARIFEROUS — |sakə|rif(ə)rəs adjective Etymology: sacchar- + -ferous : producing or containing sugar
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SACCHARIDE — ˈsakəˌrīd, -_rə̇d noun ( -s ) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary sacchar- + -ide : a simple sugar, combination of sugars, …
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SACCHARIC — səˈkarik, (ˈ)sa|k- adjective Etymology: sacchar- + -ic : of, relating to, or obtained from saccharine substances
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SACCHARATED — -ˌrād.ə̇d adjective Etymology: sacchar- + -ate, v. suffix + -ed : mixed or combined with sucrose
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SACCHARATE — -ˌrāt, -_rə̇t noun ( -s ) Etymology: sacchar ic (in saccharic acid ) + -ate 1. : a salt or …
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SACCHARASE — ˈsakəˌrās, -āz noun ( -s ) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary sacchar- + -ase : invertase
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PSEUDOSACCHAROMYCETACEAE — “+ noun plural Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Pseudosaccharomycet-, Pseudosaccharomyces, type genus (from pseud- + sacchar- + mycet-, -myces …
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MONOSACCHARIDE — | ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ at mono- + noun Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary mon- + sacchar- + -ide; probably originally formed as German monosaccharid …
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