-mer

¹

Chemistry.

1. a combining form meaning “member of a particular group”:

   isomer.

mer.

²

abbreviation for

1. meridian.
2. meridional.

mer.

¹

abbreviation for

1. meridian

-mer

²

suffix forming nouns

1. chem denoting a substance of a particular class

   monomer

   polymer

Word History and Origins

Origin of -mer¹

From the Greek word méros part, portion

Word History and Origins

Origin of -mer¹

from Greek meros part

Example Sentences

Schulze started recording after she and her husband noticed the stalled vehicle on the tracks in Mer Rouge, Louisiana.

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That trial unveiled financing links between the Cercle Wagram and the Brise de Mer, a Corsican organized crime group.

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Ferracci is also a television actor who appears in “Mafiosa,” a series said to be inspired by the Brise de Mer gang.

From The Daily Beast

La Mer . . . Crosby, Stills and Nash, Fritz Reiner, Adam Guettel.

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I mean, vai-is-mer, if you take the liberals out of the Jews, what do you have left?

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En fin il parvint Dieppe, & apres quelque sejour il se mit en mer le 26.

From Project Gutenberg

An empty stone hut beyond the mer de glace gave them shelter for the night.

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Before they left, they presented me with a quantity of bêche-de-mer, or sea-slugs, which make most excellent soup.

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A-my thought there was no place like Grand-ma's for her sum-mer va-ca-tion.

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We walked quickly over the Mer de Glace, and in about three hours came to the difficult part.

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