hemic

As adjectives the difference between hematic and hemic

is that hematic is of, pertaining to, affecting or containing blood while hemic is of or relating to blood.

As a noun hematic

is hematinic.

As adjectives the difference between hematologic and hemic

is that hematologic is hematologic, hematological while hemic is of or relating to blood.

As adjectives the difference between hemic and demic

is that hemic is of or relating to blood while demic is (rare) of or pertaining to a distinct population of people.

As adjectives the difference between memic and hemic

is that memic is relating to memes while hemic is of or relating to blood.

As an adjective hemic

is of or relating to blood.

As a noun hemin is

a reddish brown substance produced in a laboratory test for the presence of blood by reaction with glacial acetic acid and sodium chloride.

As adjectives the difference between chemic and hemic

is that chemic is (archaic) practising chemistry (or, earlier, alchemy); pertaining to these sciences while hemic is of or relating to blood.

As a noun chemic

is a chemist or (earlier) an alchemist.

As adjectives the difference between semic and hemic

is that semic is relating to a seme; constituting a seme while hemic is of or relating to blood.

As adjectives the difference between emic and hemic

is that emic is (social science) of or pertaining to the analysis of a cultural system or its features from the perspective of a participant in that culture while hemic is of or relating to blood.

As adjectives the difference between hemic and humic

is that hemic is of or relating to blood while humic is of, or relating to humus.