-chrome

See also: chrome and chromé

English

Suffix

-chrome

  1. having a specified colour
  2. various pigments

Derived terms

English terms suffixed with -chrome
adrenochrome
aminochrome
androchrome
aulochrome
autochrome
auxochrome
bilichrome
biochrome
borolithochrome
cholochrome
Cibachrome
cryptochrome
cytochrome
endochrome
fluorochrome
gynochrome
haemachrome
heliochrome
hematochrome
hemichrome
hemochrome
heterochrome
karyochrome
Kodachrome
lipochrome
mercurochrome
metallochrome
metrochrome
monochrome
myochrome
oligochrome
osteochrome
papiliochrome
pentachrome
phaeochrome
pheochrome
phycochrome
phytochrome
polychrome
ranachrome
retinochrome
schemochrome
siderochrome
spinochrome
stereochrome
thermochrome
trichochrome
trichrome
urochrome
valenciachrome
xanthochrome
xylochrome
zoochrome

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French

Etymology

Borrowed from Ancient Greek χρῶμα (khrôma, “color”).

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): /kʁɔm/

Suffix

-chrome (plural -chromes)

  1. -chrome
    ‎mono- + ‎-chrome → ‎monochrome (“monochrome”)

Suffix

-chrome m (plural -chromes)

  1. -chrome

Derived terms

French terms suffixed with -chrome
hétérochrome
trichrome
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