pachy-, pacho-, pach- (Greek: thick, dense; large, massive).This element is used in the formation of botanical, zoological, and pathological or medical terms. isopach:
isopachous:
isopachy:
myopachynsis:
pachemia:
pachometer:
pachyacria:
pachyaemia:
pachyblepharon:
pachyblepharosis:
pachycardian:
pachycarpous:
Pachycephala:
pachycephalia:
pachycephalic:
Pachycephalidae:
pachycephaline:
pachycephalosaurian:
pachycephalous:
pachycephaly:
pachychilia:
pachycholic:
pachycolia:
pachydactyl:
pachydactylous:
pachydactyly:
pachyderm:
pachyderma:
pachydermal:
pachydermatoid:
pachydermatous:
pachydermia:
pachydermial:
pachydermic:
pachydermoid:
pachydermous:
pachyemic:
pachyemous:
pachyemy:
pachyglossal:
pachyglossate:
Pachyglossia:
pachyglossia:
pachyglossous:
pachygnathous:
pachyhaemia:
pachyhaemic:
pachyhaemous:
pachyhemia:
pachyhymenia:
pachylosis:
pachymeaningitis:
pachymenia:
pachymenic:
pachymeningitis:
pachymenix:
pachymeter:
pachynema:
Pachyneuridae:
pachynosis:
pachyodont:
pachyonychia:
pachyopterous:
pachyote:
pachyotous:
pachyphyllous:
pachypod:
pachypodous:
pachypteron:
pachypterous:
pachyrhinic:
pachyrhynchous:
pachysandra:
pachysaurian:
pachysomia:
pachystichous:
pachytrichous:
Pachytroctidae:
Riftia pachyptila:
The tube worm, a dominant deep-sea vent animal.
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