ODYNIA

Meaning of ODYNIA in English

suff. pain (Greek)

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-ODYNIA — əˈdinēə, ōˈd- noun combining form ( -s ) Etymology: New Latin, from Greek, state of pain, from odynē pain + …
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-ODYNIA — a combining form meaning "pain," of the kind or in the place specified by the initial element: pododynia. Cf. -algia …
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-ODYNIC — adjective combining form see -odynia
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THORACODYNIA — ˌthōrəkəˈdinēə, ˌthȯr- noun ( -s ) Etymology: New Latin, from thorac- + -odynia : pain in the chest
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THORAC- — combining form or thoraci- or thoraco- Etymology: French thorac-, from Late Greek thōrak-, from Greek thōrak-, thōrako- corslet, from thōrak-, …
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PLEURODYNIA — ˌplu̇rəˈdinēə noun ( -s ) Etymology: New Latin, from pleur- + -odynia 1. : a sharp pain in the side …
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OMODYNIA — ˌōmōˈdinēə, ˌäm- noun ( -s ) Etymology: New Latin, from om- + -odynia : pain in the shoulder
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MASTODYNIA — ˌ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ˈdinēə noun ( -s ) Etymology: New Latin, from mast- + -odynia : pain in the breast
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LUMB- — combining form or lumbo- Etymology: Latin lumb-, from lumbus — more at loin 1. : loin lumb odynia 2. : …
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INGUIN- — combining form or inguino- Etymology: New Latin, from Latin inguin-, inguen : inguinal inguin odynia : inguinal and inguino scrotal
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GLOSSODYNIA — ˌgläsōˈdinēə, ˌglȯs- noun ( -s ) Etymology: New Latin, from gloss- + -odynia : glossalgia
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DERMAT- — combining form or dermato- Etymology: Greek, from dermat-, derma : skin : hide dermat odynia dermato logy
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CRYM- — combining form or crymo- Etymology: New Latin, from Greek krym-, krymo-, from krymos icy cold — more at crust : …
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COCCYGODYNIA — ˌkäksə̇(ˌ)gōˈdinēə noun ( -s ) Etymology: New Latin, from coccyg- + -odynia : pain in the coccyx and adjacent regions
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CERVIC- — combining form or cervici- or cervico- Etymology: Latin cervic-, cervix neck : neck cervic odynia : cervix of an organ …
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ACRODYNIA — ˌakrōˈdinēə noun ( -s ) Etymology: New Latin, from French acrodynie, from acr- + -odynie -odynia : a disease of …
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PODODYNIA — /pod'euh din"ee euh/ , n. Med. pain in the sole of the foot. [ 1895-1900; POD- + -ODYNIA ]
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