-ander
noun combining form
-an·der
ˌandər
plural -s
: one having (such or so many) stamens —in words denoting members of Linnaean botanical classes in -andria
hexander
Word History
Etymology
New Latin -andrus, from Greek -andros having (such or so many) men
- roccusses
- rocephins
- roch
- Rochambeau
- Rochdale
- Rochdale principles
- roche
- Roche limit
- roche mou
- roche moutonnée
- Rochea
- Rochefort
- Rochelle powders
- Rochelle salt
- rochers du calvados
- roches moutonnées
- Rochester
- Rochester Hills
- rochesteres
- sit on one's hands
- sit on one's laurels
- sit out
- sit over
- sit pretty
- sit spin