- bronch-
- or broncho-
combining form
Etymology: Late Latin, from Greek, from bronchos windpipe
bronchial tube ; bronchial <bronchitis>
New Collegiate Dictionary. 2001.
bronch-
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Bronch... — Bronch... (v. gr. Bronchos, Luftröhre), die Luftröhre betreffend … Pierer's Universal-Lexikon
bronch- — [bräŋk] combining form BRONCHO : used before a vowel … English World dictionary
bronch — obs. form of branch … Useful english dictionary
bronch- — combining form or broncho Etymology: probably from French bronch , broncho trachea, throat, from Late Latin broncho , from Greek bronch , broncho , from bronchos more at craw 1. : throat bronchocele 2 … Useful english dictionary
bronch- — var. of broncho before a vowel. * * * … Universalium
bronch- — See broncho . * * * (broncho ) prefix denoting the bronchial tree. Examples: bronchoalveolar (relating to the bronchi and alveoli); bronchopulmonary (relating to the bronchi and lungs) … Medical dictionary
Bronch — bronchi, bronchial; bronchoscopy … Medical dictionary
bronch(o)- — [L. bronchus, q.v.] a combining form denoting relationship to a bronchus … Medical dictionary
bronch — i, o, «us (G). The windpipe … Dictionary of word roots and combining forms
bronch- — broncho combining form denoting the bronchial tree. bronchoalveolar relating to the bronchi and alveoli bronchopulmonary relating to the bronchi and lungs … The new mediacal dictionary
