Mikro
101microfine — |mīkrō+ adjective Etymology: micr + fine : consisting of or being particles of minute size : microcrystalline …
102microgaster — ˌmīkrōˈgastə(r) noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from micr + gaster : a genus of small braconid wasps whose larvae are parasitic on various caterpillars …
103micrognathia — ˌmīkrōˈnāthēə, nath , ˌkrägˈn noun ( s) Etymology: New Latin, from micr + gnath + ia : abnormal shortening of one or both jaws …
104microgranite — |mīkrō+ noun Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary micr + granite; originally formed as German mikrogranit : an igneous rock composed of minute crystals of quartz and alkalic feldspar …
105microhabitat — |mīkrō+ noun Etymology: micr + habitat : a small usually distinctly specialized and effectively isolated habitat (as a decaying stump, a pat of dung, or the rhizosphere of a plant) …
106microlecithal — |mīkrō+ adjective Etymology: micr + lecithal : having little yolk : alecithal echinoderm eggs are microlecithal * * * /muy kreuh les i theuhl/, adj. Embryol. having a small amount of yolk, as certain eggs or ova. [MICRO + LECITHAL] …
107microliter — |mīkrō+ noun Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary micr + liter : a unit of capacity equal to one millionth of a liter …
108micromesentery — |mīkrō+ noun Etymology: micr + mesentery : an incomplete secondary mesentery in an anthozoan …
109micromethod — |mīkrō+ noun Etymology: micr + method : a method (as of microanalysis) involving very small quantities of material or the use of the microscope opposed to macromethod * * * /muy kreuh meth euhd/, n. 1. the use of magnification, usually by using a …
110micromicrofarad — |mīkrō+ noun Etymology: micr + microfarad : one millionth of a microfarad * * * /muy kroh muy kroh far euhd, ad/, n. Elect. picofarad. Symbol: µµF [1905 10; MICRO + MICROFARAD] …
