| COMMATA | • commata n. Plural of comma. • COMMA n. (Greek) a fragment of a few words or feet in ancient prosody. |
| DOGMATA | • dogmata n. Plural of dogma. • DOGMA n. (Greek) an authoritative belief. |
| EDEMATA | • edemata n. Plural of edema. • EDEMA n. (Greek) local or general swelling produced by the accumulation of fluid in the body tissues or cavities, also OEDEMA. |
| ENEMATA | • enemata n. Plural of enema. • ENEMA n. (Greek) fluid injected into the rectum. |
| FERMATA | • fermata n. (Music) The holding of a note or rest for longer than its usual duration; also the notation of such… • FERMATA n. (Italian) a pause in music. |
| GUMMATA | • gummata n. Plural of gumma. • GUMMA n. (Latin) a syphilitic tumour. |
| LEMMATA | • lemmata n. Plural of lemma. • LEMMA n. (Latin) a type of proposition in logic. |
| MAGMATA | • magmata n. Plural of magma. • MAGMA n. the molten matter from which igneous rock is formed. |
| MYOMATA | • myomata n. Plural of myoma. • MYOMA n. a tumour composed of muscle tissue. |
| REGMATA | • regmata n. Plural of regma. • REGMA n. (Greek) a dry fruit formed of three or more cells which break open when ripe. |
| STOMATA | • stomata n. Plural of stoma. • STOMA n. (Greek) a minute opening in the epidermis of a plant organ, also STOMATE. |
| TAGMATA | • tagmata n. Plural of tagma. • TAGMA n. (Greek) any of the distinct regions of the body in arthropods. |
| THEMATA | • themata n. Plural of thema. • THEMA n. (Greek) the theme or subject of a declamation or discourse. |
| TRYMATA | • trymata n. Plural of tryma. • TRYMA n. (Greek) a kind of nutlike fruit, such as walnut. |