hydro-, hydra-, hydr-, hyd- (Greek: water).anhydrase:
anhydration:
anhydrobiose:
anhydrobiosis:
anhydrous:
aphydrotactic:
aphydrotaxis:
dehydrate:
dehydration:
euhydrophile:
euhydrophilous:
euhydrophily:
hydragogue:
hydrangea:
hydrant:
hydranth:
hydrate:
hydraulic:
hydraulically:
hydraulics:
hydremia:
hydrobiology:
hydrobios:
hydrocarpic:
hydrocephalus:
hydrocephaly:
hydrochimous:
hydrochoric:
hydrochory:
hydrochthophyte:
hydrocleistogamic:
hydrocleistogamy:
hydrocole:
hydrocolous:
hydrocryptophyte:
hydrocycle:
hydrodynamic:
hydrodynamics:
hydroelectricity:
hydrofoil:
hydrogen:
hydrogeology:
hydrogeophyte:
hydrographer:
hydrographic:
hydrography:
hydrohemicryptophyte:
hydroid:
hydrokinetic:
hydrokinetically:
hydrolatry:
hydrologist:
hydrology:
hydrolysis:
hydromancer:
hydromancy:
hydromechanics:
hydromegathermic:
hydromel:
hydrometallurgy:
hydrometeor:
hydrometer:
hydrometric:
hydrometrical:
hydrometry:
hydromorph:
hydromorphic:
hydronastic:
hydronasty:
hydronaut:
hydronymy:
hydropathology:
hydropathy:
hydrophile:
hydrophilic:
hydrophilous:
hydrophobe:
hydrophobia:
hydrophobicity:
hydrophone:
hydrophyte:
hydroplane:
hydroplaning:
hydropneumothorax:
hydroponicist:
hydroponics:
hydroponist:
hydropower:
hydroscope:
hydroseisma:
hydrosol:
hydrospace:
hydrosphere:
hydrostatics:
hydrotactic:
hydrotaxis:
hydrotherapeutics:
hydrotherapy:
hydrothermal:
hydrotribophile:
hydrotribophilous:
hydrotribophily:
hydrotropic:
hydrotropism:
hydrozoan:
hydrus:
magnetohydrodynamics:
pneumohydrothorax:
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