-type

See also: type, Type, and typé

English

Suffix

-type

  1. impressed form; stamp; print
  2. typical form
  3. (biology) Used to form words referring to groups of organisms characterized by the presence of a specific feature
  4. -like

Derived terms

English terms suffixed with -type
albertype
allelotype
allotype
aluminotype
amphitype
antibiotype
archetype
aristotype
auxotype
cerotype
chemitype
chemotype
chorotype
chromotype
chrysotype
climatype
clonotype
collodiotype
collotype
cryptotype
cyanotype
cytotype
diaphanotype
duotype
enterotype
ergatotype
ferrotype
fluorotype
glossotype
graphotype
haplotype
heliotype
hervotype
holotype
homotype
hyalotype
ideotype
ivorytype
karyotype
lithotype
mesotype
monotype
morphotype
ootype
opalotype
optotype
orthotype
panotype
papyrotype
pathotype
phagotype
phenotype
phonotype
photomezzotype
platinotype
porotype
prototype
ribotype
serotype
somatotype
stenotype
syntype
thermotype
topotype
toxinotype
Woodburytype
zincotype

Translations

Translations

References

  • “-type”, in OneLook Dictionary Search.

Anagrams

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