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The word 
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— English word —
- pathognomonic adj. (Medicine, of a sign or symptom) specifically characteristic or indicative of a particular disease or condition.
10 English words from the English definition
characteristic condition disease indicative Medicine of␣a particular sign specifically symptom
4 suffixes (New words found by adding one or more letters at the end of the word.)
pathognomonics pathognomonical pathognomonicity pathognomonically
One prefix (New word found by adding one or more letters in front of the word.)
40 words-in-word (Words found as is inside the word. Minimum size 3 letters.)
ATH gnomon gnomonic hog mon Mon MON 'mon mon- mon. Mon. Moni monic Monic nic Nic NIC nom NOM -nom no'm nom- nom. nomo- OMO omo- OMON oni ONI pat Pat PAT path -path path- patho- tho thô tho' Tho.
42 words-in-word RTL (Words found written from right to left, inside the word. Minimum size 3 letters.)
CIN -cin Cino Goh GoH GOH Ino -ino mon Mon MON 'mon mon- mon. Mon. mong Mong 'mong Mong. mongo Mongo MONGO möngö Ngo NGO nom NOM -nom no'm nom- nom. nomo- Ohta OMO omo- OMON ong Ong ONG ongo tap TAP
One anagram (New word found by changing the order of the letters.)
One anagram found with an extra letter (New word formed with all the letters from the word and an extra letter.)
2 anagrams found minus a letter (New words formed with all the letters from the word minus a letter.)
One lipogram (New word found when removing only one letter.)
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