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| III. English- Latin Anatomy Dictionary | -A-
| | abdomen
| abdōmen, ĭnis n
| | additional
| accessorĭus, a, um
| | alar
| alāris, e
| | alveolar
| alveolāris, e
| | anterior
| anterĭor, ĭus
| | aortic, aortal
| aortĭcus, a, um
| | apex, top, tip
| apex, ĭcis m
| | arbor
| arbor, ōris f
| | arterial
| arteriōsus, a, um
| | -B-
| | back
| posterĭor, ĭus
| | bifurcation
| bifurcatio, ōnis f
| | blood
| sanguis, ĭnis m
| | blood, sanguinerous
| sanguiněus, a, um
| | brain
| cerěbrum, i n; encephălon, i n
| | -C-
| | canine, cuspid tooth
| dens (dentis m)canīnus (us, a, um)
| | capillary
| capillāris, e
| | cardiac
| cardiăcus, a, um
| | carotid
| carotĭcus, a, um
| | cartilage
| cartilāgo, ĭnis f
| | caval, hollow
| cavus, a, um
| | cavernous
| cavernōsus, a, um
| | cavity
| antrum, i n; cavum, i n;
cavĭtas, ātis f
| | central
| centrālis, e
| | cerebellum
| cerebellum, i n
| | cervical
| cervicālis, e
| | chest
| thorax, ācis m
| | chiasm
| chiasma, ătis n
| | ciliary
| ciliāris, e
| | coccygeal
| coccygēus, a, um
| | coccyx, coccygeal bone
| coccyx, ygis m
| | cochlea
| cochlěa, ae f
| | cochlear
| cochleāris, e
| | column
| columna, ae f
| | complex
| composĭtus, a, um
| | concha
| concha, ae f
| | constrictor muscle
| muscŭlus (i m) constrictor (ōris m)
| | cord
| chorda, ae f
| | coronary
| coronarĭus, a, um
| | cortex
| cortex, ĭcis m
| | costal
| costālis, e
| | cranial
| craniālis, e
| | crest
| crista, ae f
| | crus
| crus, cruris n
| | cutaneous
| cutaněus, a, um
| | -D-
| | deep
| profundus, a, um
| | dental
| dentālis, e
| | depressor muscle
| muscŭlus (i m) depressor (ōris m)
| | dorsal
| dorsālis, e
| | duct
| ductus, us m
| | -E-
| | ear
| auris, is f
| | eminence
| jugum, i n
| | entry
| porta, ae f
| | extensor
| extensor, ōris m
| | extensor muscle
| muscŭlus (i m) extensor (ōris m)
| | extremity
| membrum, i n
| | eyelid
| palpěbra, ae f
| | eye-socket
| orbĭta, ae f
| | -F-
| | face
| facĭes, ēi f
| | fascia
| fascĭa, ae f
| | fibrous
| fibrōsus, a, um
| | fibula, splint-bone
| fibŭla, ae f
| | fibular
| fibulāris, e; peron(a)eus, a, um
| | finger; toe
| digĭtus, i m
| | first chamber of the heart (atrium)
| atrĭum, i n
| | fissure, narrow slit
| fissūra, ae f
| | flexor
| flexor, ōris m
| | fold
| plica, ae f
| | fornix, arc
| fornix, ĭcis m
| | foveola
| foveŏla, ae f
| | front
| anterĭor, ĭus
| | frontal
| frontālis, e
| | furrow or groove
| sulcus, i m
| | -G-
| | gastric
| gastrĭcus, a, um
| | girdle
| cingŭlum, i n
| | gland
| glandŭla, ae f
| | glome, glomus
| glomus, ěris n
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| -H-
| | hard, solid
| durus, a, um
| | head
| caput, ĭtis n
| | heart
| cor, cordis n
| | higher
| superĭor, ĭus
| | highest
| suprēmus, a, um
| | hollow or cavity
| sinus, us m
| | horizontal
| horizontālis, e
| | horn; horn-shaped process
| cornu, us n
| | -I-
| | iliac
| iliăcus, a, um
| | impression
| impressĭo, ōnis f
| | incisive, cutting, sharp
| incisīvus, a, um
| | incisor tooth
| dens (dentis m) incisīvus (us, a, um)
| | incisure, slit or notch
| incisūra, ae f
| | interalveolar
| interalveolāris, e
| | intercostal
| intercostālis, e
| | interglobular
| interglobulāris, e
| | interlobular
| interlobulāris, e
| | internal
| internus, a, um
| | interradicular
| interradiculāris, e
| | interspinal
| interspinōsus, a, um
| | -J-
| | joint
| articulatĭo, ōnis f
| | jugular
| jugulāris, e
| | -K-
| | kidney
| ren, renis m
|
| -L-
| | labyrinth
| labyrinthus, i m
| | large
| major, jus
| | large rounded swelling
| tuber, ěris n
| | large, great
| magnus, a, um
| | largest
| maxĭmus, a, um
| | lateral
| laterālis, e
| | left
| sinister, tra, trum
| | leg, crus
| crus, cruris n
| | levator muscle
| muscŭlus (i m) levātor (ōris m)
| | life
| vita, ae f
| | ligament
| ligamentum, i n
| | line
| liněa, ae f
| | lingual
| linguālis, e
| | lip
| labĭum, i n
| | little, small
| parvus, a, um
| | liver
| hepar, ătis n
| | lobe
| lobus, i m
| | lobulose, lobulous, lobulated
| lobātus, a, um
| | long
| longus, a, um
| | longest
| longissĭmus, a, um
| | longitudinal, lengthwise
| longitudinālis, e
| | lower
| inferĭor, ĭus
| | lower jaw
| mandibŭla, ae f
| | lumbar
| lumbālis, e
| | lung
| pulmo, ōnis m
| | lymphatic
| lymphatĭcus, a, um
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| -M-
| | main artery of body
| aorta, ae f
| | mammary gland
| mamma, ae f
| | mammiform
| mastoiděus, a, um
| | mandibular
| mandibulāris, e
| | mass
| massa, ae f
| | masticatory, chewing
| masseterĭcus, a, um
| | medial
| mediālis, e
| | medulla
| medulla, ae f
| | member, extremity
| membrum, i n
| | membrane
| membrāna, ae f
| | membrane of brain or spinal cord
| mater, tris f
| | membranous
| membranacěus, a, um
| | mental
| mentālis, e
| | middle
| medĭus, a, um
| | milk tooth
| dens (dentis m) decidŭus (us, a, um)
| | mobile
| mobĭlis, e
| | molar
| molāris, e
| | molar tooth
| dens (dentis m) molāris(is, e)
| | mouth
| os, oris n
| | mouth, aperture, opening
| ostĭum, i n
| | muscle
| muscŭlus, i m
| | -N-
| | name
| nomen, ĭnis n
| | nape of neck
| nucha, ae f
| | nasal
| nasālis, e
| | neck
| cervix, īcis f
| | nerve
| nervus, i m
| | nervous
| nervōsus, a, um
| | nervous node
| ganglĭon, i n
| | network; chiefly of veins and nerves
| plexus, us m
| | node
| nodus, i m
| | nodulus
| nodŭlus, i m
| | nose
| nasus, i m
| | -O-
| | oblique
| oblīquus, a, um
| | occipital
| occipitālis, e
| | opening
| forāmen, ĭnis n
| | optic, visual
| optĭcus, a, um
| | orbital
| orbitālis, e
| | oval
| ovālis, e
| | -P-
| | palate
| palātum, i n
| | palatine
| palatīnus, a, um
| | pancreas
| pancrěas, ătis n
| | papilla
| papilla, ae f
| | parietal
| parietālis, e
| | part
| pars, partis f
| | partition, dividing wall
| septum, i n
| | passage
| meātus, us m
| | pectoral
| pectorālis, e
| | pedicle, small foot
| pedicŭlus, i m
| | pelvis
| pelvis, is f
| | pertaining to buttocks
| glutaeus, a, um
| | pharyngeal
| pharyngēus, a, um
| | pharynx
| pharynx, yngis m
| | plate
| lamĭna, ae f
| | pleural
| pleurālis, e
| | pouch, sac
| bursa, ae f
| | premolar tooth
| dens (dentis m) premolāris (is, e)
| | process, appendix
| processus, us m; appendix, īcis f
| | pulmonary
| pulmonālis, e
| | pyloric
| pylorĭcus, e
| | -R-
| | rectal
| rectālis, e
| | red
| ruber, bra, brum
| | region
| regĭo, ōnis f
| | renal
| renālis, e
| | retina
| retīna, ae f
| | retinaculum
| retinacŭlum, i n
| | rib
| costa, ae f
| | right
| dexter, tra, trum
| | ring-shaped
| anulāris, e
| | roof
| tegmen, ĭnis n
| | root, radix
| radix, īcis f
| | rotator muscle
| muscŭlus (i m) rotātor (ōris m)
| | round
| rotundus, a, um
| | -S-
| | saddle
| sella, ae f
| | sagital
| sagittālis, e
| | semilunar
| semilunāris, e
| | serrate
| serrātus, a, um
| | shallow depression or cavity
| fossa, ae f
| | sheath
| vagīna, ae f
| | shinebone, larger of two bones of leg
| tibĭa, ae f
| | short
| brevis, e
| | shoulder appendix
| acromĭon, i n
| | shoulder-blade
| scapŭla, ae f
| | sieve-shaped
| ethmoidālis, e
| | simple
| simplex, ĭcis
| | sinusoid
| sinusoiděus, a, um
| | skeleton
| skelěton, i n
| | skin
| cutis, is f
| | skull
| cranĭum, i n
| | small
| minor, us
| | small pit or depression
| fověa, ae f
| | small valva; valve
| valvŭla, ae f
| | smallest
| minĭmus, a, um
| | soft
| pius, a, um
| | space
| spatĭum, i n
| | spheroid body within a cell
| nuclěus, i m
| | spinal
| spinālis, e
| | spine
| spina, ae f
| | spinous
| spinōsus, a, um
| | spleen
| lien, ēnis m
| | stairs-shaped
| scalēnus, a, um
| | sternal
| sternālis, e
| | stomach
| gaster, tris f
| | stony
| petrōsus, a, um
| | stroma
| stroma, ătis n
| | sublingual
| sublinguālis, e; hyoiděus, a, um
| | superficial
| superficiālis, e
| | surface
| facĭes, ēi f
| | suture; line of junction
| sutūra, ae f
| | synchondrosis
| synchondrōsis, is f
| | synovial
| synoviālis, e
| | system
| systēma, ătis n
| | -T-
| | temporal
| temporālis, e
| | tendon
| tendo, ĭnis m
| | tensor muscle
| muscŭlus (i m) tensor (ōris m)
| | thicker and shorter bone of forearm
| radĭus, i m
| | thoracic
| thoracĭcus, a, um
| | thymus
| thymus, i m
| | thyroid
| thyreoiděus, a, um
| | tibial
| tibiālis, e
| | tongue, language
| lingua, ae f
| | tonsil
| tonsilla, ae f
| | tooth
| dens, dentis m
| | transverse
| transversus, a, um
| | trigeminal
| trigeminālis, e
| | trochanter
| trochanter, ēris m
| | trochlear
| trochleāris, e
| | trunk
| truncus, i m
| | tubercle; small rounded swelling
| tubercŭlum, i n
| | tuberosity
| tuberosĭtas, ātis f
| | tympanic
| tympanĭcus, a, um
| | tympanum
| tympănum, i n
| | -U-
| | upper
| superĭor, ĭus
| | upper arm
| brachĭum, i n
| | upper jaw
| maxilla, ae f
| | -V-
| | vein
| vena, ae f
| | venous
| venōsus, a, um
| | vertebra
| vertěbra, ae f
| | vertebral
| vertebrālis, e
| | vessel
| vas, vasis n
| | vestibule
| vestibŭlum, i n
| | vomer
| vomer, ěris m
| | -W-
| | wall
| parĭes, ētis m
| | water duct
| aquaeductus, us m
| | wedge-shaped, sphenoid
| sphenoidālis, e
| | widest
| latissĭmus, a, um
| | wing
| ala, ae f
| | wing-shaped, pterygoid
| pterygoiděus, a, um
| | wisdom tooth
| dens (dentis m) sapientĭae (a, ae f)
(dens serotĭnus (us, a, um))
| | -Y-
| | yellow
| flavus, a, um
| | -Z-
| | zygomatic
| zygomatĭcus, a, um
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VI. Greek & Latin-English Clinical Dictionary
| Greek & Latin
| English
| Meaning
|
| -A-
| | acheilia
| acheilia
| lack of lips
| | acrocyanōsis
| acrocyanosis
| blue coloration of the distal parts
| | adenītis
| adenitis
| inflammation of a gland
| | adenocytus
| adenocyte
| glandular cell
| | adenōma
| adenoma
| benign epithelial tumour
| | adenomyōma
| adenomyoma
| benign tumour from smooth muscles with glandular elements
| | adenopathia
| adenopathy
| tumour or enlargement of lymph glands
| | adenotomia
| adenotomy
| removal of adenoids
| | adentia
| adentia
| lack of teeth
| | anaemia
| anemia
| deficiency of the blood in quality or quantity
| | anaesthesia
| anesthesia
| absence of feelings
| | angiītis
| angiitis
| inflammation of blood vessels
| | angiocardiogramma
| angiocardiogram
| results of X-ray examination of heart blood vessels
| | angiocardiographia
| angiocardiography
| X-ray recording of the heart and vessels
| | angiocholecystītis
| angiocholecystitis
| inflammation of gallbladder vessels
| | angiogramma
| angiogram
| results of blood vessel X-ray examination
| | angiographia
| angiography
| X-ray recording of vessels
| | angiologia
| angiology
| study of blood vessels
| | angiōma
| angioma
| benign tumour composed of blood vessels
| | angiomatōsis
| angiomatosis
| multiple vessel tumours
| | angiopathia
| angiopathy
| disease of blood vessels
| | anophthalmia
| anophthalmia
| lack of eye balls
| | anuria
| anuria
| complete suppression of urine secretion in the kidney
| | aphagia
| aphagia
| inability to swallow
| | aphonia
| aphonia
| loss of voice
| | aplasia
| aplasia
| abnormal formation or development
| | arthralgia
| arthralgia
| feeling of pain in the joint
| | arthrītis
| arthritis
| inflammation of the joint
| | arthrochondrītis
| arthrochondritis
| inflammation of the joint and cartilage
| | arthropathia
| arthropathy
| disease of joints
| | arthrophthalmopathia
| arthrophthalmopathy
| disease of joints and eyes
| | arthroplastica
| arthroplasty
| plastic surgery of the joint
| | arthrōsis
| arthrosis
| any disease of joints
| | arthrotomia
| arthrotomy
| cutting (incision) of the joint
| | atrichia
| atrichia
| lack of hair
| | atrophia
| atrophy
| decrease in size or wasting away of a cell, tissue, organ or part
| | -B-
| | bilaterālis
| bilateral
| on both sides
| | biologia
| biology
| study of life
| | biopsia
| biopsy
| removal of a segment of living tissue for pathological examination
| | bradyaesthesia
| bradyesthesia
| slowing of transmittence of sensoric feelings
| | bradyarrhythmia
| bradyarrhythmia
| disturbance of the heart activity (slowing)
| | bradycardia
| bradycardia
| abnormally slow heart action (slow pulse)
| | bradyglossia
| bradyglossia
| slowing of tongue movements
| | bradykinesia
| bradykinesia
| slowing of movements
| | bradyphagia
| bradyphagia
| slowing of swallowing
| | | | -C-
| | cancerophobia
| cancerophobia
| fear of cancer
| | cardiologia
| cardiology
| study of the heart and heart function
| | cardiomegalia
| cardiomegaly
| enlargement of the heart
| | cardiomyoplegia
| cardiomyoplegia
| palsy (paralysis) of the heart
| | cardiopathia
| cardiopathy
| disease of the heart
| | cardiophobia
| cardiophobia
| fear of heart diseases
| | cardiotomia
| cardiotomy
| cutting (incision) of the heart
| | cephalgia (cephalalgia)
| cephalgia (cephalalgia)
| head pain (headache)
| | cephalhaematōma
| cephalhematoma
| blood clot in the brain of newborn
| | cephalomegalia
| cephalomegaly
| increased size of the head
| | cephalopathia
| cephalopathy
| disease of the brain
| | cephalotomia
| cephalotomy
| cutting (incision) of the brain
| | cheilitis
| cheilitis
| inflammation of lips
| | cheilorrhagia
| cheilorrhagia
| bleeding from the lip
| | cheilōsis
| cheilosis
| any disease of lips
| | cholecystectomia
| cholecystectomy
| removal of the gallbladder
| | cholecystītis
| cholecystitis
| inflammation of the gallbladder
| | cholecystogramma
| cholecystogram
| results of gallbladder X-ray examination
| | cholecystographia
| cholecystography
| X-ray recording of the gallbladder
| | cholecystopathia
| cholecystopathy
| disease of the gallbladder
| | cholecystopexia
| cholecystopexy
| fixation of the gallbladder
| | cholecystoscopia
| cholecystoscopy
| internal examination of the gallbladder
| | cholecystostōma
| cholecystostoma
| artificial opening of the gallbladder
| | cholecystostomia
| cholecystostomy
| creation of an artificial opening of the gallbladder
| | cholecystotomia
| cholecystotomy
| cutting of the gallbladder
| | cholelithiāsis
| cholelithiasis
| disease with the presence of stones in the gallbladder and its ducts
| | chondrītis
| chondritis
| inflammation of cartilages
| | chondrodystrophia
| chondrodystrophy
| disturbance of cartilage nutrition
| | chondrogēnus
| chondrogenous, chondrogenic
| developing from the cartilaginous tissue
| | chondrōma
| chondroma
| benign tumour from cartilaginous tissue
| | chondropathia
| chondropathy
| disease of cartilages
| | chondrosteodystrophia
| chondrosteodystrophy
| disturbance of cartilaginous and bone tissues nourishment
| | chondrotomia
| chondrotomy
| cutting (incision) of the cartilage
| | colostomia
| colostomy
| creation of an artificial opening of the colon
| | colpītis
| colpitis
| inflammation of the vagina
| | colpopexia
| colpopexy
| fixation of the vagina
| | colposcopia
| colposcopy
| internal examination of the vagina
| | colpotomia
| colpotomy
| cutting of the vagina
| | cyanodermia
| cyanodermia
| blue coloration of the skin
| | cyanopsia
| cyanopsia
| disturbance of vision: vision only in blue colour
| | cyanōsis
| cyanosis
| blueness of the skin caused by the deficiency of oxygen and the excess of carbon dioxide in the blood
| | cyanuria
| cyanuria
| violet coloration of the urine
| | cystectomia
| cystectomy
| removal of the urinary bladder
| | cystītis
| cystitis
| inflammation of the urinary bladder
| | cystogramma
| cystogram
| results of urinary bladder X-ray examination
| | cystographia
| cystography
| X-ray recording of the urinary bladder
| | cystopexia
| cystopexy
| fixation of the bladder
| | cystoplegia
| cystoplegia
| palsy (paralysis) of the bladder
| | cystopyelogramma
| cystopyelogram
| results of urinary bladder and renal pelvis X-ray examination
| | cystopyelographia
| cystopyelography
| X-ray recording of urinary bladder and renal pelvis
| | cystoscopia
| cystoscopy
| internal examination of the urinary bladder
| | cystostomia
| cystostomy
| creation of an artificial opening of the urinary bladder
| | cystotomia
| cystotomy
| cutting (incision) of the urinary bladder
| | cytogramma
| cytogram
| results of cell microscopic examination
| | cytologia
| cytology
| study of a cell
| | cytopenia
| cytopenia
| decrease in the number of cells in the blood
| | cytoscopia
| cytoscopy
| microscopic examination of the cell
| | -D-
| | dacryoadenalgia
| dacryoadenalgia
| feeling of pain in the tear gland
| | dacryoadenītis
| dacryoadenitis
| inflammation of the tear gland
| | dacryocystectomia
| dacryocystectomy
| removal of the tear sac
| | dacryocystītis
| dacryocystitis
| inflammation of the tear sac
| | dacryocystogramma
| dacryocystogram
| results of tear sac X-ray examination
| | dacryopyorrhoea
| dacryopyorrhea
| purulent discharge from the tear gland
| | dactylalgia
| dactylalgia
| feeling of pain in the fingers or toes
| | dactylomegalia (megalodactylia)
| dactylomegaly
(megalodactyly)
| enlargement of fingers or toes
| | dermatītis
| dermatitis
| inflammation of the skin
| | dermatologia
| dermatology
| study of skin diseases
| | dermatōma
| dermatoma
| tumour of the skin
| | dermatoscopia
| dermatoscopy
| internal examination of the skin
| | dermatōsis
| dermatosis
| any disease of the skin
| | dicheilia
| dicheilia
| double lip
| | didactylia
| didactyly
| double finger (toe)
| | diplegia
| diplegia
| bilateral palsy (paralysis)
| | diplopia
| diplopia
| double vision
| | dysenteria
| dysentery
| painful intestines
| | dyskeratōsis
| dyskeratosis
| malfunction of the cornea
| | dyskinesia
| dyskinesia
| disturbance of movements
| | dysopia
| dysopia
| disturbance of vision
| | dysphagia
| dysphagia
| difficulty in swallowing
| | dysphonia
| dysphonia
| disturbance of voice formation
| | dysplasia
| dysplasia
| abnormal development
| | dystrophia
| dystrophy
| abnormal nourishment; disturbance of nourishment
| | dysuria
| dysuria
| difficult or painful urination
| | -E-
| | electrocardiogramma
| electrocardiogram
| recording of electrical activity of heartbeats
| | electrocardiographia
| electrocardiography
| recording of activity and location of the heart
| | encephalītis
| encephalitis
| inflammation of the brain and meninges
| | encephalogramma
| encephalogram
| recording of electrical activity of the brain
| | encephalographia
| encephalography
| recording of the brain
| | encephalomyelītis
| encephalomyelitis
| inflammation of the brain and spinal cord
| | encephalopathia
| encephalopathy
| disease of the brain
| | endocardītis
| endocarditis
| inflammation of heart inner coat
| | endocardium
| endocardium
| endothelial (inner) lining of the heart
| | endogēnus
| endogenous
| normally occurring or existing within the body
| | endometrītis
| endometritis
| inflammation of uterine mucous coat
| | endophthalmītis
| endophthalmitis
| inflammation of internal eye coat
| | endoscopia
| endoscopy
| internal examination of mucous
| | endosteum
| endosteum
| medullary membrane of the bone
| | enterītis
| enteritis
| inflammation of the intestines
| | enterolithus
| enterolith
| intestinal stone
| | enteropathia
| enteropathy
| disease of the small intestine
| | enteropexia
| enteropexy
| fixation of the small intestine
| | enterorrhagia
| enterorrhagia
| small intestine bleeding
| | enterorrhaphia
| enterorrhaphy
| suturing of the small intestine
| | enterostomia
| enterostomy
| creation of an artificial opening of the small intestine
| | erythēma
| erythema
| redness of the skin produced by congestion of the capillaries
| | erythroaemia
| erythroemia
| disease with increasing of red blood cell count
| | erythrocytōsis
| erythrocytosis
| increased count of red blood cells in the blood
| | erythrocyturia
| erythrocyturia
| discharge of erythrocytes by urine
| | erythrocytus
| erythrocyte
| red blood cell
| | erythrodermia
| erythrodermia
| skin inflammation with reddening, itching and desquamation
| | erythrokeratodermia
| erythrokeratoderma
| disease accompanied by redness of horny skin layer
| | erythropenia
| erythropenia
| decreased number of erythrocytes
| | -G-
| | gastralgia
| gastralgia
| feeling of pain in the stomach (stomachache)
| | gastrectomia
| gastrectomy
| removal of the stomach
| | gastrītis
| gastritis
| inflammation of stomach lining
| | gastrocolostomia
| gastrocolostomy
| creation of an artificial opening between stomach and colon
| | gastroduodenostomia
| gastroduodenostomy
| creation of an artificial opening between stomach and duodenum
| | gastroenterītis
| gastroenteritis
| inflammation of stomach and small intestine
| | gastroenterologia
| gastroenterology
| study of stomach and small intestine
| | gastroenterostomia
| gastroenterostomy
| creation of an artificial opening between stomach and small intestine
| | gastroesophagostomia
| gastroesophagostomy
| creation of an artificial opening between stomach and esophagus
| | gastrogēnus
| gastrogenous, gastrogenic
| developing from the stomach
| | gastropexia
| gastropexy
| fixation of the stomach
| | gastrorrhagia
| gastrorrhagia
| stomach bleeding
| | gastroscopia
| gastroscopy
| internal examination of the stomach
| | gastrostōma
| gastrostoma
| artificial stomach opening
| | gastrostomia
| gastrostomy
| creation of an artificial stomach opening
| | gastrotomia
| gastrotomy
| cutting of the stomach
| | glossalgia
| glossalgia
| feeling of pain in the tongue
| | glossītis
| glossitis
| inflammation of the tongue
| | glossopathia
| glossopathy
| disease of the tongue
| | glossoplastica
| glossoplasty
| plastic surgery of the tongue
| | glossoplegia
| glossoplegia
| palsy (paralysis) of the tongue
| | glossorrhagia
| glossorrhagia
| bleeding from the tongue
| | glossorrhaphia
| glossorrhaphy
| suturing of the tongue
| | glossotomia
| glossotomy
| cutting of the tongue
| | glossotrichia
| glossotrichia
| hairy tongue
| | glucosuria
| glucosuria
| abnormal presence of glucose (sugar) in the urine
| | glykaemia
| glycemia
| presence of glucose (sugar) in the blood
| | gynaecologia
| gynecology
| the branch of medicine that treats diseases of the genital tract in women
| | gynaecopathia
| gynecopathy
| disease of the genital tract in women
| | gynaecophobia
| gynecophobia
| aversion to women
| | -H-
| | haemangiōma
| hemangioma
| benign tumour from blood vessels
| | haemarthrōsis
| hemarthrosis
| accumulation of blood in the joint cavity
| | haematogēnus
| hematogenic
| developing from blood
| | haematologia
| hematology
| study of blood and blood-forming tissue
| | haematōma
| hematoma
| mass of coagulated blood (internal or under the skin)
| | haematometra
| hematometra
| accumulation of blood in the uterine cavity
| | haematuria
| hematuria
| blood in the urine
| | haemogramma
| hemogram
| results of blood examination
| | haemopericardium
| hemopericardium
| accumulation of blood in the pericardium
| | haemophthalmus
| hemophthalmus
| accumulation of blood in the eye
| | haemorrhagia
| hemorrhagia
| bleeding
| | haemotherapia
| hemotherapy
| treatment by using the blood
| | haemothorax
| hemothorax
| accumulation of blood in the thoracic cavity
| | hepatolithus
| hepatolith
| hepatic stone
| | heterogēnus
| heterogenic
| of different kind or type
| | histologia
| histology
| microscopic study of tissues
| | histōma
| histoma
| benign tumour from the tissue
| | histopathologia
| histopathology
| microscopic study of tissues injured by the disease
| | histotherapia
| histotherapy
| treatment by the introduction of tissue
| | homogēnus
| homogenic
| of the same kind or type
| | hydraemia
| hydremia
| increased blood volume due to increased plasma volume
| | hydrarthrōsis
| hydrarthrosis
| accumulation of fluid in the joint
| | hydrocephalia
| hydrocephaly
| accumulation of fluid in the skull (water in the brain)
| | hydrocholecystus
| hydrocholecystis
| accumulation of fluid in the gallbladder
| | hydrologia
| hydrology
| study of water
| | hydrometra
| hydrometra
| accumulation of fluid in the uterine cavity
| | hydromyelia
| hydromyelia
| accumulation of fluid in the spinal cord
| | hydronephrōsis
| hydronephrosis
| enlargement and distention of the kidney due to block of urine outflow
| | hydropericardium
| hydropericardium
| accumulation of fluid in the pericardial cavity
| | hydroperitoneum
| hydroperitoneum
| accumulation of fluid in the abdominal cavity
| | hydrophobia
| hydrophobia
| fear of water
| | hydrophthalmus
| hydrophthalmos
| accumulation of fluid in the eye
| | hydropneumothorax
| hydropneumothorax
| accumulation of gas and fluid in the pleural cavity
| | hydrorrhoea
| hydrorrhea
| discharge of water from the tissues
| | hydrotherapia
| hydrotherapy
| use of water in the treatment of disease or injury
| | hydrothorax
| hydrothorax
| accumulation of noninfectious watery fluid in the pleural cavity
| | hyperaemia
| hyperemia
| excessive presence of blood in the part or organ
| | hyperkeratōsis
| hyperkeratosis
| abnormal thickening of cornea or horny skin layer
| | hyperlipaemia
| hyperlipemia
| an excess of lipids (fats) in the blood
| | hypermastia
| hypermastia
| abnormal increase of the breast in size
| | hypernephrōma
| hypernephroma
| abnormal enlargement of kidney tumour
| | hyperplasia
| hyperplasia
| abnormal increase in size of a tissue or an organ
| | hyperthermia
| hyperthermia
| elevation of temperature
| | hyperthyreōsis
| hyperthyreosis
| decreased function of the thyroid gland
| | hypertrichōsis
| hypertrichosis
| abnormal growth of hair
| | hypertrophia
| hypertrophy
| abnormal enlargement of a part or organ
| | hypogastrium
| hypogastric
| under the stomach, pertaining to the lower middle abdomen
| | hypoglossus
| hypoglossal; sublingual
| situated under the tongue
| | hypoglykaemia
| hypoglykemia
| deficiency of glucose in the blood
| | hypokinesia
| hypokinesia
| small quantity of movements
| | hypoplasia
| hypoplasia
| incomplete development of an organ or a tissue
| | hypothermia
| hypothermia
| decreasing of temperature
| | hypothyreōsis
| hypothyreosis
| increased function of the thyroid gland
| | hypotrophia
| hypotrophy
| abnormal decrease in size of a part or an organ
| | hypovitaminōsis
| hypovitaminosis
| deficiency of vitamins in the organism
| | hysterectomia
| hysterectomy
| removal of the uterus
| | hysteropathia
| hysteropathy
| disease of the uterus
| | hysteropexia
| hysteropexy
| fixation of the uterus
| | hysterorrhagia
| hysterorrhagia
| uterine bleeding
| | hysterorrhaphia
| hysterorrhaphy
| suturing of the uterus
| | hysterotomia
| hysterotomy
| cutting of the uterus
| | -K-
| | keratectomia
| keratectomy
| removal of the eye cornea
| | keratītis
| keratitis
| inflammation of the eye cornea
| | keratōma
| keratoma
| tumour of the eye cornea
| | keratōsis
| keratosis
| any disease of the eye cornea
| | keratotomia
| keratotomy
| cutting of the eye cornea
| | kinesiologia
| kinesiology
| study of body movements
| | kinesitherapia
| kinesitherapy
| treatment by motor regimen
| | kinetōsis
| kinetosis
| disease caused by passive movements
| | -L-
| | leukaemia (leucaemia)
| leukemia
| malignant disease of blood-forming organs
| | leucocytōsis
| leucocytosis
| increased count of white blood cells in the blood
| | leucocytus
| leucocyte
| white blood cell
| | leucoderma
| leucoderma
| appearing of white spots on the skin
| | leucogramma
| leucogram
| results of leucocytes studying
| | leucōma
| leucoma
| tumour of white tissue
| | leucopenia
| leucopenia
| decrease in the number of leukocytes in the blood
| | leucorrhoea
| leucorrhea
| whitish or yellowish viscid discharge from vagina or uterus
| | lipaemia
| lipemia
| decreased number of lipids in the blood
| | lipatrophia
| lipatrophy
| absence of fat tissue nourishment
| | lipodystrophia
| lipodystrophy
| disturbance of the fat tissue nourishment
| | lipofibrōma
| lipofibroma
| benign tumour composed of fibrous tissue with lipocytes
| | lipogēnus
| lipogenic
| producing fat
| | lipōma
| lipoma
| benign tumour composed of fatty tissues
| | lipopenia
| lipopenia
| decrease in the number of lipids
| | lipuria
| lipuria
| lipid excretion by urine
| | lymphadenītis
| lymphadenitis
| inflammation of lymph nodes
| | -M-
| | macrocephalia
| macrocephaly
| large skull and large amount of brain tissue
| | macrocheilia
| macrocheilia
| excessive enlargement of lips
| | macroglossia
| macroglossia
| large tongue
| | macromastia
| macromastia
| large breast
| | mammogramma
| mammogram
| results of breast X-ray examination
| | mammographia
| mammography
| X-ray recording of the breast
| | mastectomia
| mastectomy
| removal of the breast
| | mastītis
| mastitis
| inflammation of the breast
| | mastomegalia
| mastomegaly
| enlargement of the breast
| | mastopathia
| mastopathy
| disease of the breast
| | melanodermia
| melanoderma
| dark pigment in the skin
| | melanōma
| melanoma
| dark pigment in a tumour
| | melanōsis
| melanosis
| excessive tissues (or organs) pigmentation caused by melanin deposits
| | melanuria
| melanuria
| dark pigment excreted in the urine
| | metrectomia
| metrectomy
| removal of the uterus
| | metrītis
| metritis
| inflammation of the uterus
| | metrographia
| metrography
| X-ray recording of the uterus
| | metropathia
| metropathy
| disease of the uterus
| | metropexia
| metropexy
| fixation of the uterus
| | metrorrhagia
| metrorrhagia
| uterine bleeding
| | metrotomia
| metrotomy
| cutting of the uterus
| | microcephalia
| microcephaly
| small skull and small amount of brain tissue
| | microencephalia
| microencephaly
| congenitally small skull and small amount of brain tissue
| | microgastria
| microgastria
| small stomach
| | microglossia
| microglossia
| small tongue
| | micromastia
| micromastia
| small breast
| | microphthalmia
| microphthalmia
| small size of the eye
| | microphonia
| microphonia
| subsided sound on external examination (on palpation, on auscultation)
| | microscopia
| microscopy
| microscopic examination
| | microsplenia
| microsplenia
| small spleen
| | monocytopenia
| monocytopenia
| decreased number of monocytes
| | monocytus
| monocyte
| particular type of white blood cell that has one nucleus
| | monodactylia
| monodactyly
| one finger on the hand
| | monomyoplegia
| monomyoplegia
| paralysis of one muscle (palsy)
| | mononeuritis
| mononeuritis
| inflammation of one nerve
| | monopathia
| monopathy
| uncomplicated disease
| | monophobia
| monophobia
| fear of loneliness (solitude)
| | monoplegia
| monoplegia
| palsy (paralysis) of one extremity
| | myalgia
| myalgia
| pain in the muscles
| | myelaemia
| myelemia
| abnormally increased amount of myelocytes in the blood or tissues
| | myelītis
| myelitis
| inflammation of the spinal cord
| | myelocytus
| myelocyte
| nerve cell of the grey substance of the brain or spinal cord
| | myelogēnus
| myelogenous
| developing from the bone marrow
| | myelogramma
| myelogram
| X-ray recording of the spinal cord
| | myelographia
| myelography
| results of spinal cord X-ray examination
| | myelōma
| myeloma
| malignant tumour of cells resembling those found in bone marrow
| | myelopathia
| myelopathy
| disease of the spinal cord
| | myelōsis
| myelosis
| any disease of the spinal cord
| | myocardiodystrophia
| myocardiodystrophy
| distrophic lesion of myocardium
| | myocardiopathia
| myocardiopathy
| disease of myocardium
| | myocardium
| myocardium
| middle and thickest layer of the heart wall
| | myogēnus
| myogenous
| developing from muscles
| | myogramma
| myogram
| X-ray recordig of the electrical activity of muscles
| | myologia
| myology
| study of muscles
| | myōma
| myoma
| benign tumour of muscular tissue
| | myometrītis
| myometritis
| inflammation of uterine muscular membrane
| | myopathia
| myopathy
| any disease of the muscle tissue
| | myopia
| myopia
| light rays focus in front of the retina
| | myorrhaphia
| myorrhaphy
| suturing of the muscle
| | myosītis
| myositis
| inflammation of a voluntary muscle
| | myotomia
| myotomy
| cutting of a muscle
| | -N-
| | nephrectomia
| nephrectomy
| removal of the kidney
| | nephrītis
| nephritis
| inflammation of the kidney
| | nephrogēnus
| nephrogenous, nephrogenic
| developing from the renal tissue
| | nephrogramma
| nephrogram
| results of kidney X-ray examination
| | nephrolithiāsis
| nephrolithiasis
| disease with the stones formation (calculi) in the kidney
| | nephrolithus
| nephrolith
| renal stone
| | nephrologia
| nephrology
| study of kidneys
| | nephrōma
| nephroma
| tumour of the kidney
| | nephromegalia
| nephromegaly
| enlargement of the kidney
| | nephropathia
| nephropathy
| disease of kidneys
| | nephropexia
| nephropexy
| fixation of the kidney
| | nephropyelītis
| nephropyelitis
| inflammation of the kidney and renal pelvis
| | nephropyelographia
| nephropyelography
| X-ray recording of the kidney and renal pelvis
| | nephropyelostomia
| nephropyelostomy
| creation of an artificial opening between kidney and renal pelvis
| | nephrōsis
| nephrosis
| any kidney disease
| | nephrotomia
| nephrotomy
| cutting of the kidney
| | neuralgia
| neuralgia
| pain that extends along one or more nerves
| | neurectomia
| neurectomy
| removal of the nerve
| | neurītis
| neuritis
| inflammation of the nerve
| | neurogenus
| neurogenic
| developing from nervous system or tissue
| | neurologia
| neurology
| medical speciality related to the brain and nervous system
| | neurōma
| neuroma
| tumour from nervous cells
| | neuropathia
| neuropathy
| nervous disease
| | neuropathologia
| neuropathology
| the branch of medicine that treats disease of the nervous system
| | neurorrhaphia
| neurorrhaphy
| suturing of the nerve
| | neurōsis
| neurosis
| mental or psychiatric disorder characterized by fears, anxieties and compulsions
| | neurotomia
| neurotomy
| cutting of the nerve
| | -O-
| | odontalgia
| odontalgia
| feeling of pain in the tooth (toothache)
| | odontogēnus
| odontogenic
| developing from the tooth
| | odontōma
| odontoma
| tumour of tooth tissue
| | odontorrhagia
| odontorrhagia
| bleeding from the tooth
| | oesophagostomia
| oesophagostomy
| creation of an artificial opening of the esophagus
| | oligaemia
| oligemia
| deficiency of the blood
| | oligocytaemia
| oligocytemia
| insufficiency of blood cells
| | oligodactylia
| oligodactylia
| lack of fingers or toes
| | oligodentia
| oligodentia
| lack of teeth
| | oligokinesia
| oligokinesia
| small quantity of movements
| | oligomenorrhoea
| oligomenorrhea
| disturbance of menses
| | oligotrophia
| oligotrophy
| insufficient nutrition of the tissue or organ
| | oliguria
| oliguria
| deficient urinary secretion or infrequent urination
| | oncocytōma
| oncocytoma
| formation of tumour cells
| | oncologia
| oncology
| study of tumours
| | oncōsis
| oncosis
| formation of one or more tumours
| | oncotomia
| oncotomy
| cutting (incision) of the tumour
| | ophthalmologia
| ophthalmology
| study of eye disorders
| | ophthalmoplegia
| ophthalmoplegia
| palsy (paralysis) of the eye
| | ophthalmorrhagia
| ophthalmorrhagia
| bleeding from the eye
| | ophthalmoscopia
| ophthalmoscopy
| internal examination of the eye
| | orthodontus
| orthodontist
| physician who treats abnormalities of teeth
| | orthopaedia
| orthopedics
| study of the correction of the musculoskeletal system deformities
| | osteoarthrītis
| osteoarthritis
| inflammation of bones and joints
| | osteoarthropathia
| osteoarthropathy
| disease of bones and joints
| | osteoarthrotomia
| osteoarthrotomy
| cutting (incision) of the bone and joint
| | osteochondrītis
| osteochondritis
| inflammation of bones and cartilages
| | osteocytōma
| osteocytoma
| solitary bone cyst
| | osteocytus
| osteocyte
| bone cell
| | osteodystrophia
| osteodystrophy
| disturbance of bone tissue nourishment
| | osteoectomia
| osteoectomy
| removal of the bone
| | osteogenēsis
| osteogenesis
| formation of bone tissue
| | osteogēnus
| osteogenous, osteogenic
| developing from the bone
| | osteologia
| osteology
| study of bones
| | osteōma
| osteoma
| tumour made up of bone tissue
| | osteomyelītis
| osteomyelitis
| inflammation of the bone and bone marrow
| | osteopathia
| osteopathy
| disease of bones
| | osteopathologia
| osteopathology
| disease of bones pathologic changes
| | osteotomia
| osteotomy
| cutting (section) of the bone
| | ostītis
| ostitis
| inflammation of bones
| | otalgia
| otalgia
| feeling of pain in the ear (earache)
| | otītis
| otitis
| inflammation of the ear
| | otogēnus
| otogenic
| developing from the ear
| | otoneurologia
| otoneurology
| the branch of medicine studying ear nerves
| | otopyorrhoea
| otopyorrhea
| purulent discharge from the ear
| | otorrhagia
| otorrhagia
| bleeding from the ear
| | otorrhoea
| otorrhea
| discharge from the ear
| | otoscopia
| otoscopy
| internal examination of the ear
| | -P-
| | paediater
| pediatrician
| physician who treats children disorders
| | paediatria
| pediatrics
| study of children treatment
| | panalgia
| panalgia
| widespread pain of the organism
| | panaortītis
| panaortitis
| widespread, general inflammation of the aorta
| | panarterītis
| panarteritis
| widespread, general inflammation of the artery
| | pancardītis
| pancarditis
| widespread,
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