Plasmatic
/ˌplæzˈmætɪk/noun
Relating to plasma or to something formed or molded.
Did you know?Plasmatic ultimately traces back to Greek *plásma*, meaning “something molded or formed,” from the same root behind words for “plastic” and “plaster.”
Etymological Timeline
Proto-Indo-European
PIE
*pleh₁-
“to fill, to spread, to mold”
Ancient Greek
Greek
plásma
“something molded or formed; a created shape”
Late Latin
Latin
plasma
“a molded thing; a formation”
19th Century
English
plasmatic
“pertaining to plasma or to formative substance”
Modern English
English
plasmatic
“relating to plasma or to something formed or molded”