Dermal: Pertaining to the skin. From the Greek word derma for skin. About Us Terms of Use Privacy Policy TRUSTe

Term: Dermatos (Greek) = Skin (English) = دﻟﺟﻟا. So, the root is: Dermat. Medical term: Dermatitis = Skin inflammation = دﻟﺟﻟا بﺎﮭﺗﻟإ. 2. Term: Nephros (Greek) ...

Greek δέρμα, δέρματος (dérma, dérmatos), skin ... International scientific vocabulary · List of medical abbreviations · Medical dictionary · Medicine · List of ...

skin or skin ailment of a (specified) type. scleroderma. Word History. Etymology. New Latin, from Greek dermat-, derma skin. Dictionary Entries Near -derma.

The root word for skin is derm. We can see the use of this word in identifying layers of the skin, such as "dermis", "epidermins", and "hypodermis".

Derm- and -derm are combining forms used for various senses related to “skin.” They both come from the Greek dérma, meaning “skin.”

Other Latin synonyms for skin are cutis and dermis, the latter name being derived from the Greek word for skin, derma. The medical terms cutaneous (Latin) and ...

Some Greek root words used in medical terminology: ; Derma - skin, Osteon - bone, Splen - spleen ; Gaster - belly, Ophthalmos - eye, Stoma - mouth ; Haima - blood ...

In the noun dermatologist, the object being studied is the derma, the Greek word for "skin." (The Greeks also used it to refer to "leather" or "hide," which ...