lith-
Etymology
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Etymology
From the
- lapid- (Latinate prefix)
- -lite (quasi-Grecian suffix)
- -lith (Grecian suffix)
- pess- (Grecian prefix)
- petr- (Grecian prefix)
- plinth- (Grecian prefix)
- pseph- (Grecian prefix)
- ruder- (Latinate prefix; = “stone fragments”)
- rup- (Latinate prefix)
- sax- (Latinate prefix)
- lithæmia (pathology) →
- lithæmic
- lithanthrax (obsolete)
- litharge →
- litharge-furnace
- litharge of bismuth (obsolete)
- litharge of gold (obsolete)
- litharge of lead (obsolete)
- litharge of silver (obsolete)
- litharge-plaster
- litharge-way
- lithic →
- lithate, lithiate (chemistry) →
- lithatic
- lithiated (obsolete)
- lithic acid (chemistry and pathology, obsolete)
- lithic age
- lithate, lithiate (chemistry) →
- lithia (pathology)
- lithiasis (pathology)
- lithion (chemistry, obsolete) →
- lithiophorite (mineralogy)
- lithistid →
- lithistidan
- lithodipyra
- lithodomus, lithodome (zoölogy) →
- lithodomize
- lithodomous (zoölogy)
- lithoglyphic
- lithography →
- lith →
- lith film
- lithographic →
- lithographical →
- lithographic limestone
- lithographic offset
- lithographic paper
- lithographic slate
- lithographic stone
- lithographic varnish
- lithographize (obsolete)
- lithoprint →
- lith →
- lithoid →
- lithology →
- lithomarge, lithomarga (geology)
- lithonthryptic (medicine)
- lithontriptor (surgery)
- lithophyton
- lithops
- lithosiid
- lithospermon, lithospermum, lithosperm
- lithothamnion →
- lithothamnic
- lithotome
- lithotomic →
- lithotomy →
- lithotomist
- lithotomize →
- lithotomy position (obstetrics)
- lithotripter (medicine)
- lithotritor, lithotriteur (surgery) →
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