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-plasia
-plasia or -plasysuff. Growth; development: achondroplasia.
[New Latin, from Greek plasis, molding, from plassein, to mold; see pelə- in Indo-European roots.]-plasia or -plasyn combining formindicating growth, development, or change: hypoplasia. [from New Latin, from Greek plasis a moulding, from plassein to mould]-plasia or -plasy, a combining form meaning “growth, cellular multiplication”: hypoplasia. [< New Latin < Greek plás(is) a molding + -ia -ia] -plasia
-plasiaFormation (especially of cells). See: plasma-. [G. plassō, to form] -plasia Suffix denoting formation (especially of cells).
See: plasma-[G. plassō, to form] |