sidero-, sider- (iron)
(Greek: iron; things made of iron)
Don't confuse this element with another sidero- which means "star".
An abnormal decrease of the iron reserve of the body: "The patient's anemia was caused by asiderosus and she needed to eat iron rich foods to overcome the condition."
carphosiderite
A basic hydrous iron sulphate occurring in yellow masses and crusts.
siderinuria
siderite
sideroblast
siderochrome
siderocyte
sideroderma
siderodromomania
An intense fascination with railroad travel.
siderodromophobia
An irrational dread of railroads or of traveling on trains.
siderofibrosis
1. Fibrosis associated with deposits of iron.
2. Fibrosis associated with small foci (origin or center of a disseminated disease) in which iron is deposited.
2. Fibrosis associated with small foci (origin or center of a disseminated disease) in which iron is deposited.
siderogenous
siderograph
An engraving on steel.
siderography
1. The art, or technique, of engraving on steel.
2. A method of increasing the number of reproductions obtained from a steel engraving by first rolling a soft-steel cylinder over a hardened steel plate and then rolling the hardened cylinder over a soft-steel plate.
2. A method of increasing the number of reproductions obtained from a steel engraving by first rolling a soft-steel cylinder over a hardened steel plate and then rolling the hardened cylinder over a soft-steel plate.
siderolite
Another "iron" unit:
ferro-.
