-emie

-emie

Romanian

Etymology

From Ancient Greek αἷμα (haîma, “blood”).

Suffix

-emie

  1. (pathology) -aemia (forms the names of conditions affecting the blood or the bloodstream)

Derived terms

Romanian terms suffixed with -emie
acetonemie
acidemie
afibrinogenemie
alcoolemie
aminoacidemie
anemie
azotemie
bacilemie
bacteriemie
bilirubinemie
calcemie
carotinemie
cetonemie
cloremie
colesterolemie
copremie
creatinemie
creatininemie
crioglobulinemie
eritremie
eritroblastemie
fibrinemie
fructozemie
galactozemie
glicemie
globulinemie
hemoglobinemie
heparinemie
hidremie
hiperemie
iodemie
leucemie
leucocitemie
limfocitemie
lipemie
lipidemie
melanemie
microcitemie
natremie
parazitemie
piemie
proteidemie
proteinemie
septicemie
sideremie
streptococemie
talasemie
toxinemie
trombocitemie
uremie
uricemie
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