URIN

Meaning of URIN in English

Variant: or urino-

Function: combining form

Etymology: New Latin, from Latin urina urine

: 1 UR- < urino genital> < urin ary>

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URIN- — or urino- combining form Etymology: New Latin, from Latin urina urine ur- I
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URIN- — combining form or urino- Etymology: Middle English, from Old French, from Latin, from urina urine — more at urine : …
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URIN — ˈu̇rən noun ( -s ) Etymology: Panjabi huṛen : urial
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URIN- — or urino- Etymology: New Latin, from Latin urina urine : ur- I urino genital urin ary
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URIN- — [urin-] or urino- comb form [ME, fr. OF, fr. L, fr. urina urine]: [1]ur- "urinogenital" "urinary"
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URINO- — combining form see: urin-
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URINALYSIS — noun (plural -yses) Etymology: New Latin, irregular from urin- + analysis Date: 1889 chemical analysis of urine
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URINARY — I. ˈyu̇rəˌnerē, ˈyür-, -eri adjective Etymology: New Latin urinarius, from urin- + -arius -ary 1. : relating to, occurring in, …
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URINS — plural of urin
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URINOUS — ˈyu̇rənəs, ˈyür- adjective Etymology: New Latin urinosus, from Latin urin- + -osus -ous : of, relating to, like, or having …
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URINOMETER — ˌyu̇rəˈnäməd.ə(r) noun Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary urin- + -meter : a small hydrometer for determining the specific gravity of urine …
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URINOGENITAL RIDGE — |yu̇rənō+...- noun Etymology: urinogenital from urin- + genital : a pair of dorsolateral mesodermal ridges in the vertebrate embryo out …
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URINO- — — see urin-
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URINIFEROUS TUBULE — |yu̇rə|nif(ə)rəs- noun Etymology: uriniferous from urin- + -iferous : a vertebrate nephron
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URINARIUM — ˌyu̇rəˈnerēəm noun ( -s ) Etymology: Medieval Latin, from Latin urin- + -arium -ary : a reservoir into which urine …
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URINALYSIS — noun also uranalysis ˌyu̇rəˈnaləsə̇s, ˌyür- Etymology: urinalysis from New Latin, irregular from urin- + analysis; uranalysis from New Latin, from …
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URINO- — a combining form of urine: urinoscopy. [ urin ( a ) URINE + -O- ]
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URINATE — — urination , n. — urinative , adj. /yoor"euh nayt'/ , v.i. , urinated, urinating . to pass or discharge …
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URINO- — see urin-
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URINALYSIS — noun ( plural -y·ses ) Etymology: New Latin, irregular from urin- + analysis Date: 1889 : chemical analysis of urine
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URINE — [urine] n [ME, fr. MF, fr. L urina, fr. urinari to dive; akin to Skt var water and perh. to …
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URINALYSIS — [uri.nal.y.sis] n, pl -y.ses [NL, irreg. fr. urin- + analysis] (1889): chemical analysis of urine
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