Origin

from Greek plastikos; see plastic

-plastic

Word Origin

a combining form occurring in chloroplastic; protoplastic.

Origin

see plastic

Related Words

aplastic anemia
galvanoplastic
osteoplastic
thromboplastic

-plastica word element forming adjectives related to -plast, -plasty, as in protoplastic.

[see plastic]

-plastic
adjective combining form

ETYMOLOGY Greek -plastikos, from plassein

1. developing : forming
    thromboplastic
2. of or relating to (something designated by a term ending in -plasm, -plast, -plasty, or -plasy)
    homoplastic
    neoplastic

-plastic, suffix[f. -plasty or Gr. πλαστ-ός formed + -ic.]Forming adjectives that correspond to ns. in -plasty (Gr. -πλαστία, f. πλαστός formed) or -plasia (Gr. πλασία, πλάσις formation).

-plastic /ˈplastɪk/ suffix.

ORIGIN: from -plasty or Greek plastos formed + -ic.

Forming adjectives, usu. corresp. to nouns in -plasty or -plasia.

-plas·tic
\| ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷\ adjective combining form
Etymology: Greek -plastikos, from -plastos formed, molded, (from plastos, verbal of plassein to form) + -ikos -ic
1. : developing : forming : growing
< heteroplastic >
< xyloplastic >
2. : of or relating to (something designated by a term ending in -plasm, -plast, or -plasty)
< rhinoplastic >
< protoplastic >

词汇	-plastic
词根词缀	AHD Collins Dictionary.com Macquarie MWCD OED SOED Webster -plastic suff.（后缀） Forming; growing; changing; developing: 形成的；生长的；变化的；发展的： metaplastic. 与细胞增大有关的语源 Greek plastikos [fit for molding] * see plastic 希腊语 plastikos [适合塑造] 参见 plastic* -plastic combining form in adjective growing or forming ⇒ neoplastic Origin from Greek plastikos; see plastic -plastic Word Origin 1 a combining form occurring in chloroplastic; protoplastic. Origin see plastic Related Words aplastic anemia galvanoplastic osteoplastic thromboplastic -plastica word element forming adjectives related to -plast, -plasty, as in protoplastic. [see plastic] -plastic adjective combining form ETYMOLOGY Greek -plastikos, from plassein 1. developing : forming thromboplastic 2. of or relating to (something designated by a term ending in -plasm, -plast, -plasty, or -plasy) homoplastic neoplastic -plastic, suffix[f. -plasty or Gr. πλαστ-ός formed + -ic.]Forming adjectives that correspond to ns. in -plasty (Gr. -πλαστία, f. πλαστός formed) or -plasia (Gr. πλασία, πλάσις formation). -plastic /ˈplastɪk/ suffix. ORIGIN: from -plasty or Greek plastos formed + -ic. Forming adjectives, usu. corresp. to nouns in -plasty or -plasia. -plas·tic \\| ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷\ adjective combining form Etymology: Greek -plastikos, from -plastos formed, molded, (from plastos, verbal of plassein to form) + -ikos -ic 1. : developing : forming : growing < heteroplastic > < xyloplastic > 2. : of or relating to (something designated by a term ending in -plasm, -plast, or -plasty) < rhinoplastic > < protoplastic >
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