-ology
-ology
suffix indicating “branch of knowledge, science,” the usual form of -logy, with the -o- belonging to the preceding element.
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- -oma
plural -omas, -omata. a noun suffix used to form names of tumors, of the kind specified by the base: fibroma; melanoma. -oma combining form indicating a tumour carcinoma word origin from greek -ōma -oma from gk. -oma, from -ma, suffix forming neuter nouns; especially taken in medical use as “marked growth, tumor.” -oma suff. tumor: […]
- -omas
plural -omas, -omata. a noun suffix used to form names of tumors, of the kind specified by the base: fibroma; melanoma. -oma combining form indicating a tumour carcinoma word origin from greek -ōma -oma from gk. -oma, from -ma, suffix forming neuter nouns; especially taken in medical use as “marked growth, tumor.” -oma suff. tumor: […]
- -omata
plural -omas, -omata. a noun suffix used to form names of tumors, of the kind specified by the base: fibroma; melanoma. -oma combining form indicating a tumour carcinoma word origin from greek -ōma -oma from gk. -oma, from -ma, suffix forming neuter nouns; especially taken in medical use as “marked growth, tumor.” -oma suff. tumor: […]
- -ome
combining form denoting a m-ss or part of a specified kind rhizome word origin variant of -oma
- -on
a suffix used in the names of subatomic particles (gluon; meson; neutron), quanta (graviton), and other minimal ent-ties or components (cistron; codon; magneton; photon). -on2 a suffix used in the naming of inert gaseous elements: neon. origin -on suffix indicating a chemical substance interferon, parathion (in physics) indicating an elementary particle or quantum electron, photon […]