- arthr-
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or arthro-
combining form
Etymology: Latin, from Greek, from arthron; akin to Greek arariskein to fit — more at arm
joint <arthropathy>
New Collegiate Dictionary. 2001.
arthr-
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arthr- — arthr(o) ♦ Élément, du gr. arthron « articulation ». arthr(o) élément, du gr. arthron, articulation . ⇒ARTHR(O) , (ARTHR , ARTHRO )élément préf. Premier élément de compos. savant signifiant « articulation » en méd. et plus rarement en zool.… … Encyclopédie Universelle
Arthr... — Arthr... (v. gr. Arthron), Gelenk....; daher Arthralgie, Schmerz in den Gelenken od. in den Gliedern, bes. von Gicht, Rheumatismus. Arthrelkōsis, Verschwärung, Eiterung von Gelenken. Arthrembŏle, das Einrichten verrenkter Glieder; auch der… … Pierer's Universal-Lexikon
arthr- — combining form or arthro Etymology: Latin arthr , from Greek arthr , arthro , from arthron; akin to Greek arariskein fit more at arm : joint arthralgia arthropathy … Useful english dictionary
arthr..., Arthr... — arthr..., Arthr... vgl. arthro..., Arthro … Das Wörterbuch medizinischer Fachausdrücke
arthr- — var. of arthro before a vowel. * * * … Universalium
arthr- — See arthro . * * * (arthro ) prefix denoting a joint. Examples: arthrology (science of); arthrosclerosis (stiffening or hardening of) … Medical dictionary
arthr(o)- — [Gr. arthron joint] a combining form denoting some relationship to a joint or joints … Medical dictionary
arthr... — ar|thr...*, Ar|thr... vgl. ↑arthro..., Arthro … Das große Fremdwörterbuch
arthr — o, urn (G). A joint; speech … Dictionary of word roots and combining forms
arthr- — arthro combining form denoting a joint. arthrology science of arthrosclerosis stiffening or hardening of … The new mediacal dictionary
