-derm

See also: derm and derm-

English

Etymology

From Ancient Greek δέρμα (dérma, “skin”).

Suffix

-derm

1. skin or covering

Derived terms

English terms suffixed with -derm

anoderm

arthroderm

blastoderm

choanoderm

cytoderm

diderm

echinoderm

ectoderm

endoderm

entoderm

hypoderm

lactoderm

leucoderm

malacoderm

megaderm

melanoderm

meristoderm

mesoderm

microfilaridermia

monoderm

osteoderm

ostracoderm

pachyderm

pachydermia

pedoderm

periderm

phelloderm

pinacoderm

placoderm

protoderm

sarcoderm

scleroderm

spermoderm

sporoderm

stenoderm

trophoderm

xanthoderm

See also

• -derma
• -dermatous

Anagrams

• Drem, EMDR, DMer, EDMR, merd, D-MER, E-DRM