derm
11-derm — derm, derma, dermatski, dermičan, dermički, dermija DEFINICIJA kao drugi dio riječi znači koža, kora, kožni [jododerma; hipodermičan] ETIMOLOGIJA grč. dermos; dérma: koža …
12derm- — derma , dermato , dermo DEFINICIJA kao prvi dio riječi znači da je drugi dio u vezi s kožom [dermatologija; dermopatija] ETIMOLOGIJA grč. dermo , dermato ; dérma: koža …
13derm- — elem. compos. ☛ V. dermo …
14-derm — [dʉrm] [see DERMA1] combining form skin or covering [blastoderm, endoderm] …
15derm- — [dʉrm] combining form DERMATO : used before a vowel …
16derm — dia·derm; echi·no·derm; ec·to·derm; en·do·derm; en·ter·o·derm; en·to·derm; ep·i·derm; ex·o·derm; hy·po·derm; leu·co·derm; melano·derm; meso·derm; os·te·o·derm; pachy·derm; peri·derm; phaeo·derm; phel·lo·derm; podo·derm; pro·to·derm; pseu·do·derm; …
17derm- — dermato , derm(o) ♦ Éléments, du gr. derma, dermatos « peau ». dermato , derme, derm(o) . éléments, tirés du gr. derma, dermatos, peau . derm(o) V. dermato . ⇒DERM , DERMA , DERMATO , DERMO , élément préf …
18derm — Dermis Der mis, n. [NL. See {Derm}.] (Anat.) The deep sensitive layer of the skin beneath the scarfskin or epidermis; called also {true skin}, {derm}, {derma}, {corium}, {cutis}, and {enderon}. See {Skin}, and Illust. in Appendix. [1913 Webster]… …
19derm- — or derma or dermo combining form Etymology: New Latin, from Greek derm , dermo , from derma, from derein to skin more at tear skin < dermal > …
20Derm — dermatitis; dermatological, dermatologist, dermatology; dermatome * * * derm abbr dermatologist; dermatology …
