| Links | |
|---|---|
| etymological origin of | eng: hepatoblast |
| etymological origin of | eng: hypoblast |
| etymological origin of | eng: melanoblast |
| etymology | grc: βλαστός |
| has derived form | eng: -blastic |
| has derived form | eng: centroblast |
| has derived form | eng: cnidoblast |
| has derived form | eng: entoblast |
| has derived form | eng: epiblast |
| has derived form | eng: erythroblast |
| has derived form | eng: fibroblast |
| has derived form | eng: hematoblast |
| has derived form | eng: hypoblast |
| has derived form | eng: idioblast |
| has derived form | eng: lymphoblast |
| has derived form | eng: megaloblast |
| has derived form | eng: melanoblast |
| has derived form | eng: mesoblast |
| has derived form | eng: myeloblast |
| has derived form | eng: myoblast |
| has derived form | eng: neuroblast |
| has derived form | eng: oblast |
| has derived form | eng: odontoblast |
| has derived form | eng: osteoblast |
| has derived form | eng: parablast |
| has derived form | eng: planoblast |
| has derived form | eng: plasmablast |
| has derived form | eng: spongioblast |
| has derived form | eng: statoblast |
| has derived form | eng: trophoblast |
| has derived form | eng: xenoblast |
| lexical category | affix:suffix |
| translation | fra: -blaste |
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