TRICH-

Meaning of TRICH- in English

var. of tricho- before a vowel: trichuriasis.

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TRICH- — or tricho- combining form Etymology: New Latin, from Greek, from ~, thrix hair hair ; filament
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TRICH- — combining form or tricho- Etymology: New Latin, from Greek, from trich-, thrix hair; akin to Middle Irish gairb druich bristle, …
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-TRICH — a combining form meaning "one having hair" of the kind or number specified by the initial element; often used to …
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TRICH- — or tricho- Etymology: New Latin, from Greek, from trich-, thrix hair : hair : filament tricho gyne
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TRICH- — [trich-] or tricho- comb form [NL, fr. Gk, fr. trich-, thrix hair]: hair: filament "trichogyne"
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TRICH — Variant: or tricho- Function: combining form Etymology: New Latin, from Greek, from trich-, thrix hair : hair : filament < …
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TRICHOTILLOMANIA — noun Etymology: New Latin, from trich- + Greek tillein to pull, pluck + New Latin mania Date: circa 1903 an …
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TRICHOTHECENE — noun Etymology: New Latin Trichothecium (from trich- + -thecium) + English -ene Date: 1971 any of several mycotoxins that are …
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TRICHOMONAD — noun Etymology: New Latin Trichomonad-, Trichomonas, from trich- + Late Latin monad-, monas monad Date: 1861 any of a genus …
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TRICHOME — noun Etymology: German Trichom, from Greek trichōma growth of hair, from trichoun to cover with hair, from trich-, thrix hair …
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TRICHO- — combining form see: trich-
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TRICHINA — noun (plural ~e; also -nas) Etymology: New Latin, from Greek trichinos made of hair, from trich-, thrix hair Date: 1835 …
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TRICHIASIS — noun Etymology: Late Latin, from Greek, from trich- + -iasis Date: 1661 a turning inward of the eyelashes often causing …
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STREPTOTHRICIN — noun Etymology: New Latin Streptothric-, Streptothrix, genus of bacteria, from strepto- + Greek trich-, thrix hair Date: 1926 any of …
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TRICHINA — I. trə̇ˈkīnə noun ( plural trichi·nae -ī(ˌ)nē ; also trichinas ) Etymology: New Latin, from Greek trichinos of hair, from …
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ULOTRICHOUS — -rə̇kəs adjective Etymology: New Latin Ulotrichi (plural) division of mankind having crisp or woolly hair (from Greek oulotrich-, oulothrix having …
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-TRICHOUS — trə̇kəs adjective combining form Etymology: Greek -trichos, from trich- thrix hair — more at trich- : having (such) hair : …
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TRICHOSIS — trə̇ˈkōsə̇s noun ( plural tricho·ses -ōˌsēz) Etymology: New Latin, from Greek trichōsis growth of hair, from trichoun to cover with …
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TRICHOME — ˈtriˌkōm, -rīˌk- noun ( -s ) Etymology: German trichom, from Greek trichōma growth of hair, from trichoun to cover with …
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TRICHITE — ˈtriˌkīt noun ( -s ) Etymology: in sense a, from German trichit, from trich- + -it -ite; in sense b, …
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TRICHION — ˈtrikēˌän noun ( -s ) Etymology: New Latin, from Greek, diminutive of trich-, thrix hair — more at trich- : …
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-THRIX — (ˌ)thriks noun combining form Etymology: New Latin -trich-, -thrix, from Greek trich-, thrix hair — more at trichina 1. : …
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MONOTRICHOUS — məˈnä.trə̇kəs adjective also mono·trich·ic | ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ at mono- +.|trikik ; or mo·not·ri·chate məˈnä.trə̇kə̇t Etymology: mon- + -trichous or -trichate (from trich- …
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LOPHOTRICHOUS — ləˈfä.trə̇kəs adjective or lo·phot·ri·chate -kə̇t ; also loph·o·trich·ic |läfə|trikik, |lōf- Etymology: lophotrichous from loph- + -trichous; lophotrichate from loph- + …
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COLLETOTRICHUM — ˌkäləˈtä.trə̇kəm noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from colleto- (from Greek kollētos glued, from kollan to glue) + -trichum (from …
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ATRICHOUS — ˈa.trə̇kəs, (ˈ)ā.|trik- adjective Etymology: Greek atrichos hairless, from a- a- (II) + trich-, thrix hair — more at trich- : …
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ACTINOTRICHIUM — |aktə(ˌ)nōˈtrikēəm noun also ac·tin·o·trich akˈtinəˌtrik ( plural ac·ti·no·trich·ia -ˈtrikēə ; also ac·tin·o·trichs -ˌtriks) Etymology: New Latin actinotrichium, from actin- + …
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TRITURATE — — triturator , n. v. /trich"euh rayt'/ ; n. /trich"euhr it/ , v. , triturated, triturating , n. v.t. 1. …
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TRICHURIASIS — /trik'euh ruy"euh sis/ , n. Pathol. intestinal infestation with the roundworm Trichuris trichiura, producing nausea, abdominal discomfort, and diarrhea, common …
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GASTROTRICH — noun Etymology: ultimately from Greek gastr- + trich-, thrix hair — more at trich- Date: 1940 : any of a …
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OSTRICH — [os.trich] n [ME, fr. OF ostrusce, fr. (assumed) VL avis struthio, fr. L avis bird + LL struthio ostrich--more at …
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GASTROTRICH — [gas.tro.trich] n [ultim. fr. Gk gastr- + trich-, thrix hair--more at trich-] (1940): any of a phylum (Gastrotricha) of minute …
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