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eng: fiber

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etymological origin ofeng: fiberlike
etymological origin ofeng: fiberwise
etymological origin ofeng: fibery
etymological origin ofeng: microfiber
etymologically relatedeng: dietary fiber
etymologically relatedeng: fiber bundle
etymologically relatedeng: fiber optics
etymologically relatedeng: fiberboard
etymologically relatedeng: fibered
etymologically relatedeng: fiberglass
etymologically relatedeng: fiberize
etymologically relatedeng: fiberscope
etymologically relatedeng: fibril
etymologically relatedeng: fibrilar
etymologically relatedeng: fibrillation
etymologically relatedeng: fibrin
etymologically relatedeng: fibrinogen
etymologically relatedeng: fibrinolysin
etymologically relatedeng: fibrinous
etymologically relatedeng: fibroblast
etymologically relatedeng: fibrocyte
etymologically relatedeng: fibroid
etymologically relatedeng: fibroma
etymologically relatedeng: fibrosis
etymologically relatedeng: fibrositis
etymologically relatedeng: fibrous
etymologically relatedeng: fibrovascular
etymologically relatedeng: moral fiber
etymologically relatedeng: natural fiber
etymologically relatedeng: synthetic fiber
etymologyfra: fibre
has derived formeng: ?
has derived formeng: fibers
lexical categorynoun
semantically relatedeng: braid
semantically relatedeng: fabric
semantically relatedeng: wax
translationdeu: Faser
translationeng: dietary fiber
variant:orthographyeng: fibre

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