A combining form of hydrogen, indicating hydrogen as an ingredient, as hydrochloric; or a reduction product obtained by hydrogen, as hydroquinone.
. See under
See under Hydro-.
A combining form from Gr. /, /, water (see Hydra).
A combining form of hydrogen, indicating hydrogen as an
ingredient, as hydrochloric; or a reduction product obtained by
hydrogen, as hydroquinone.
Hydr-
. See under
Usage Examples
Hydr-, Hydr-, ydr-, Hydr-, Htydr-, H6ydr-, H7ydr-, Huydr-, Hhydr-, Htdr-, H6dr-, H7dr-, Hudr-, Hhdr-, Hytdr-, Hy6dr-, Hy7dr-, Hyudr-, Hyhdr-, Hysdr-, Hyedr-, Hyfdr-, Hyxdr-, Hycdr-, Hysr-, Hyer-, Hyfr-, Hyxr-, Hycr-, Hydsr-, Hyder-, Hydfr-, Hydxr-, Hydcr-, Hyder-, Hyd4r-, Hyd5r-, Hydtr-, Hydfr-, Hyde-, Hyd4-, Hyd5-, Hydt-, Hydf-, Hydre-, Hydr4-, Hydr5-, Hydrt-, Hydrf-, Hydr0-, Hydr+-, Hydrp-, Hydr{-, Hydr0, Hydr+, Hydrp, Hydr{, Hydr-0, Hydr-+, Hydr-p, Hydr-{.
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