cutaneous

English

WOTD – 9 February 2011

Alternative forms

• cutaneious

Etymology

From New Latin *cutaneus, from Latin cutis (“skin”).

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /kjuːˈteɪniəs/

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• Rhymes: -eɪniəs

Adjective

cutaneous (not comparable)

1. (anatomy, zoology) Of, relating to, existing on, or affecting the exterior skin, especially the cutis.

Synonyms

• dermal
• derma-
• dermato-
• epidermal

Derived terms

• abdominocutaneous
• anocutaneous
• bronchopleurocutaneous
• cardiocutaneous
• cellulocutaneous
• chondrocutaneous
• colocutaneous
• cutaneous leishmaniasis
• cutaneously
• cutaneous rabbit effect
• cutaneous rabbit illusion
• electrocutaneous
• enterocutaneous
• epicutaneous
• esophagocutaneous
• extracutaneous
• fasciocutaneous
• gastrocutaneous
• ileocutaneous
• intercutaneous
• intracutaneous
• lymphocutaneous
• mucocutaneous
• mucosocutaneous
• musculocutaneous
• musulocutaneous
• myocutaneous
• neurocutaneous
• noncutaneous
• oculocutaneous
• orocutaneous
• osteocutaneous
• percutaneous
• pericutaneous
• pharyngocutaneous
• precutaneous
• psychocutaneous
• pulmocutaneous
• rectocutaneous
• renocutaneous
• septocutaneous
• subcutaneous
• supercutaneous
• supracutaneous
• transcutaneous
• ureterocutaneous
• urethrocutaneous
• viscerocutaneous

 

Related terms

• cuticle
• cutaneal

Translations

of, or relating to the skin

• Arabic: جِلْدِيّ (jildiyy)
• Belarusian: ску́рны (skúrny)
• Bulgarian: ко́жен (kóžen)
• Catalan: cutani (ca), epidèrmic, dermatològic
• Czech: kožní (cs)
• Finnish: kutaaninen, iho- (fi)
• French: cutané (fr), épidermique (fr), dermatologique (fr)
• Galician: cutáneo
• German: Haut- (de)
• Greek: δερματικός (el) (dermatikós)
• Icelandic: húð- (is)
• Italian: cutaneo (it)
• Macedonian: кожен (kožen)
• Polish: skórny (pl)
• Portuguese: cutâneo (pt)
• Russian: ко́жный (ru) (kóžnyj)
• Slovak: kožný (sk)
• Spanish: cutáneo (es), dermatológico (es), epidérmico
• Ukrainian: шкі́рний (škírnyj)
• Welsh: croeniog

Further reading

• “cutaneous”, in Webster’s Revised Unabridged Dictionary, Springfield, Mass.: G. & C. Merriam, 1913, →OCLC.
• “cutaneous”, in The Century Dictionary […], New York, N.Y.: The Century Co., 1911, →OCLC.