Etymology of the Greek word stoma (στόμα)

Derivations in Greek

anastomoun, monostomos, -stomia, stomion, chrusostomos, distomos, astomos, stomatikos, stomakake, stomachos, anastomoein

Derivations in other languages

English stomatodeum, English stomato-, English nephrostome, English physostomous, English cyclostome, French xérostomie, French astomie, French lagostome, French macrostomie, French mérostomes, French protostomiens, French péristome, French trachéostomie, French physostomes, French stomatite, French stomoxe, French -stomie, French cystostomie, French dystomie, Italian stoma, Italian -stoma, Italian stomato-, Italian metastoma, Italian microstomia, Italian protostomi, Italian tocostoma, Italian xerostomia, Latin Cheilostomata, Latin stoma, Latin stomatopod, Latin stomodaeum, Latin scyphistoma, Latin stomodeum, Latin Cyclostomata, Latin Deuterostomata, Latin hypostoma, Latin Microstomum, Latin Monostomum, Latin prostomium, Latin Rhizostoma, Latin Spirostomum, Latin Ctenostomata, Latin Gymnostomatida, Latin Gnathostomata, Latin Holostomata, Latin Prosostomata, Latin Proterostomata, Latin Harmostomum, Latin Melastoma, Latin Merostomata, Latin Myzostoma, Latin Nettastoma, Latin Ostoma, Latin Prosthiostomum, Latin Semaeostomeae, Latin Tomistoma, Latin Aulostomus, Latin Gasterostomum, Latin Microstoma, Latin Pentastomum, Latin Solenostomus, Latin Teleostomi, Latin eriostoma, Latin lasiostoma, Latin trichostomum, Latin Polystoma, Latin Antrostomus, Latin Camptostoma, Latin Oncostoma, Latin Sphenostoma, Latin Toxostoma