-mere

See also: mere, Mere, mère, -mère, and merë

English

Etymology 1

From Ancient Greek μέρος (méros, “part”).

Suffix

-mere

  1. Forming nouns with the sense of part, segment
Alternative forms
Derived terms
English terms suffixed with -mere
actinomere
adenomere
antennomere
antimere
aristomere
arthromere
blastomere
branchiomere
capsomere
centromere
cephalomere
chromomere
costamere
cytomere
entomere
epimere
flagellomere
gonomery
hyalomere
hypomere
karyomere
macromere
mesomere
metamere
metatarsomere
micromere
neuromere
paramere
phytomere
rhombomere
sarcomere
somitomere
spheromere
telomere
uromere
zygotomere
Translations
Translations

Etymology 2

Identical with moor.

Suffix

-mere

  1. A lakeside settlement; combining form of mere.

Anagrams

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