Definition
Resembling blood or having characteristics similar to blood in appearance or composition.
Etymology
From Greek 'haima' (blood) + '-oid' (resembling or having the form of), a suffix widely used in scientific terminology since the 18th century to describe things that look like or are similar to other things.
Kelly Says
The '-oid' ending is science's way of saying 'looks like but isn't quite'—so haemoid means something blood-like, which is why we also use it in words like humanoid (human-like) or asteroid (star-like).
Translations
BNবাংলা
হেমোয়েড
he-mo-yed
CACatalà
haemoid
haem-oid
CSČeština
haemoid
haem-oid
DEDeutsch
haemoid
haem-oid
ELΕλληνικά
haemoid
haem-oid
ESEspañol
haemoid
haem-oid
FRFrançais
haemoid
haem-oid
HUMagyar
haemoid
haem-oid
IDBahasa Indonesia
haemoid
haem-oid
ITItaliano
haemoid
haem-oid
MSBahasa Melayu
haemoid
haem-oid
MYမြန်မာ
haemoid
haem-oid
NLNederlands
haemoid
haem-oid
PLPolski
haemoid
haem-oid
PTPortuguês
haemoid
haem-oid
RORomână
haemoid
haem-oid
RUРусский
Haemoid
haem-oid
SVSvenska
haemoid
haem-oid
SWKiswahili
haemoid
haem-oid
TAதமிழ்
ஹீமோயிட்
hee-mo-yit
TEతెలుగు
హీమోయిడ్
hee-mo-yid
TRTürkçe
haemoid
haem-oid
UKУкраїнська
Haemoid
haem-oid
VITiếng Việt
haemoid
haem-oid