stem mammal
English
noun
Etymology
Affix from English stem (stalk of a plant) + English mammal.
Origin
English
mammal
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- bestem English
- bluestem English
- brittlestem English
- destem English
- forestem English
- macromammal English
- macrostem English
- mainstem English
- mammal English
- mammaldom English
- mammalial English
- mammalian English
- mammaliferous English
- mammality English
- mammalkind English
- mammallike English
- mammalogy English
- mammaloid English
- mammalophilic English
- megamammal English
- mesomammal English
- micromammal English
- multistem English
- neomammal English
- nonmammal English
- nonstem English
- paleomammal English
- pipestem English
- protomammal English
- pseudostem English
- redstem English
- restem English
- stem English
- stembark English
- stemborer English
- stemflow English
- stemhead English
- stemless English
- stemlet English
- stemlike English
- stemline English
- stemmer English
- stemmery English
- stemmy English
- stemplot English
- stempost English
- stemward English
- stemware English
- stemwinder English
- substem English
- tenderstem English
- unstemmable English
- wirestem English
- stem Middle English
- stem
- bestem
- stemmy
- restem
- mammal
- destem
- redstem
- stemmer
- nonstem
- stemlet
- substem
- stemplot
- pipestem
- forestem
- stemmery
- stemflow
- stemlike
- wirestem
- stemline
- mainstem
- stembark
- stempost
- bluestem
- stemless
- stemward
- stemware
- stemhead
- macrostem
- mammaldom
- neomammal
- stemborer
- mammalial
- mammalian
- mammality
- multistem
- mammaloid
- mammalogy
- nonmammal
- pseudostem
- mesomammal
- tenderstem
- megamammal
- mammallike
- stemwinder
- mammalkind
- paleomammal
- unstemmable
- micromammal
- brittlestem
- protomammal
- macromammal
- mammaliferous
- mammalophilic