- physi-
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or physio-
combining form
Etymology: Latin, from Greek, from physis — more at physics
1. nature <physiography> 2. physical <physiotherapy>
New Collegiate Dictionary. 2001.
physi-
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physi- — pref. Variant of physio . * * * … Universalium
physi- — [fızi] prefix another form of ↑physio … Dictionary of contemporary English
physi — physi·dae; … English syllables
physi- — combining form or physio Etymology: Latin physio , from Greek physi , physio , from physis nature 1. a. : nature : natural : belonging to or concerned with the natural order … Useful english dictionary
physi- — See physio . * * * (physio ) prefix denoting 1. physiology. 2. physical … Medical dictionary
physi(o)- — [Gr. physis nature] a combining form meaning physical, or denoting relationship to nature or physiology … Medical dictionary
physi... — phy|si..., Phy|si... vgl. ↑physio..., Physio … Das große Fremdwörterbuch
physi — (G). Blow; nature; a bladder … Dictionary of word roots and combining forms
physi- — prefix another form of the prefix physio … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
physi- — physio combining form denoting 1) physiology. 2) physical … The new mediacal dictionary
