hydrolipid
English
noun
Definitions
- (anatomy) An emulsion of fat and water, a film of which normally covers the skin
Etymology
Prefix from English lipid.
Origin
English
lipid
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- aminolipid English
- antilipid English
- archaeolipid English
- arsenolipid English
- bilipid English
- biolipid English
- chlorolipid English
- chlorosulfolipid English
- chromolipid English
- cyanolipid English
- delipidize English
- epoxylipid English
- exolipid English
- galactolipid English
- glucolipid English
- glycerolipid English
- glycerophospholipid English
- glycolipid English
- glycopeptidolipid English
- glycosyllipid English
- hydrolipidic English
- intralipid English
- lipid English
- lipidaceous English
- lipidated English
- lipidation English
- lipidemia English
- lipidic English
- lipidized English
- lipidogenic English
- lipidogram English
- lipidoid English
- lipidology English
- lipidolysis English
- lipidomics English
- lipidopathy English
- lipidophilic English
- lipidosis English
- lipiduria English
- lysolipid English
- nitrolipid English
- nonlipid English
- nucleolipid English
- oncolipid English
- phosphoglycerolipid English
- phospholipid English
- proteolipid English
- saccharolipid English
- sulfolipid English
- sulpholipid English
- lipide French
- リピド Japanese
- lipido Esperanto
- lipid
- bilipid
- lipidic
- nonlipid
- lipidoid
- exolipid
- biolipid
- antilipid
- oncolipid
- lipidemia
- lipidated
- lysolipid
- lipidized
- lipiduria
- lipidosis
- nitrolipid
- glycolipid
- lipidomics
- glucolipid
- lipidology
- intralipid
- delipidize
- epoxylipid
- lipidogram
- aminolipid
- cyanolipid
- lipidation
- sulfolipid
- lipidopathy
- nucleolipid
- chlorolipid
- lipidogenic
- lipidaceous
- chromolipid
- proteolipid
- sulpholipid
- arsenolipid
- lipidolysis
- galactolipid
- lipidophilic
- glycerolipid
- archaeolipid
- hydrolipidic
- phospholipid
- glycosyllipid
- saccharolipid
- chlorosulfolipid
- glycopeptidolipid
- glycerophospholipid
- phosphoglycerolipid