-oma

Appendix:Variations of "oma" English Etymology en :der grc:-ωμα 1 From en grc -ωμα, from verbs in grc -όω + grc -μα (from en ine-pro *-mn̥), which lengthens a preceding vowel. Pronunciation ō′mə en /ˈəʊ.mə/ RP en /ˈoʊ.mə/ GenAm,CanE en /ˈəʉ.mə/ AuE en /ˈɐʉ.mə/ AuE,NZE en /ˈo.mə/ ScE en /ˈoː.mə/ InE en -o ma Suffix en suffix plural -omata or -omas en pathology Forming nouns indicating disease or morbidity. en pathology specifically Forming nouns indicating tumors or masses, which may be non-neoplastic or (more often) neoplastic, and (if the latter) either benign or malignant (cancerous); in accord with present-day understanding of histopathology, the suffix is now nonproductive for non-neoplastic senses. en -cele -coele Usage notes For most nouns formed with en -oma, the plural in en -omas is more common, because the suffix has been naturalized into English, but the plural in en -omata is often preferred by people who believe that the Greek inflection needs to be retained. Derived terms en Translations suffix forming nouns indicating disease or morbidity Bulgarian: bg Dutch: nl -oom Finnish: fi -ooma French: fr -ome m Irish: ga -óma m Latin: la -ōma n Contemporary Latin Polish: pl -oma f suffix forming nouns indicating tumors or masses Bulgarian: bg -о́м m, bg -о́ма f Catalan: ca -oma m Dutch: nl -oom Finnish: fi -ooma French: fr -ome m Irish: ga -óma m Latin: la -ōma n Contemporary Latin Polish: pl -oma f Portuguese: pt -oma m Spanish: es -oma Anagrams en amo MoA Amo. MAO moa MOA Amo AMO mao AOM Mao en Medicine Catalan Etymology ca :bor grc:-ωμα ca grc -ωμα. Pronunciation ó ca -ó ma Suffix m ca pathology en -oma forms the names of tumours or masses Derived terms ca Further reading French Etymology fr grc -ωμα Suffix fr suffix fr pathology fr -ome Derived terms fr Italian Etymology it :bor grc:-ωμα it grc -ωμα. Pronunciation ^ò Suffix it suffix m it pathology en -oma forms the names of tumours or masses Derived terms it Anagrams it amo amo amò moa Polish Pronunciation Suffix pl suffix form pl -omy f nom//voc s Portuguese Etymology pt :bor grc:-ωμα + 1 Pronunciation pt -o ma Suffix m pt pathology en -oma forms the names of tumours or masses pt linfo- lympho linfoma lymphoma pt chiefly biology -ome forms the names of masses or sets pt bio- bio- bioma biome Further reading Slovene Alternative forms sl -ema Etymology From sl sla-pro *-omь or sl sla-pro *-ъmь. Suffix sl suffix Denominal, forms adverbs depicting manner or way from nouns. See -ema for a variant. sl red order → sl redoma regularly sl namen intention → sl namenoma intentionally sl trud toughness → sl trudoma painstakinly sl večina majority → sl večinoma mostly sl načelo principle → sl načeloma in principle Derived terms sl Spanish Etymology es :bor grc:-ωμα + 1 Pronunciation Suffix m es pathology en -oma forms the names of tumours or masses Derived terms es Further reading