LARYNG-

Meaning of LARYNG- in English

transcription, транскрипция: [ combining form ]

or laryngo-

Etymology: New Latin, from Greek, from laryng-, larynx

: larynx

laryng itis

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LARYNG- — or laryngo- combining form Etymology: New Latin, from Greek, from ~, larynx larynx
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LARYNG- — combining form or laryngo- Etymology: New Latin laryng- & Late Latin laryngo-, from Greek laryng-, laryngo-, from laryng-, larynx 1. …
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LARYNG- — var. of laryngo- before a vowel: laryngectomy.
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LARYNG- — [laryng-] or laryngo- comb form [NL, fr. Gk, fr. laryng-, larynx]: larynx "laryngitis"
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LARYNG — Variant: or laryngo- Function: combining form Etymology: New Latin, from Greek, from laryng-, larynx : larynx < laryng itis>
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LARYNX — noun (plural larynges or ~es) Etymology: New Latin laryng-, ~, from Greek Date: 1578 the modified upper part of the …
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LARYNGO- — combining form see: laryng-
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LARYNGEAL — I. ləˈrinj(ē)əl, |larə̇n|jēəl adjective Etymology: New Latin larynge us laryngeal (from laryng- + Latin -eus -eous) + English -al 1. …
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RHINOLARYNGOSCOPE — “+ noun Etymology: rhin- + laryng- + -scope : a scope fitted with mirrors and a lighting system used for …
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RHINOLARYNGOLOGY — |rī(ˌ)nō+ noun Etymology: rhin- + laryng- + -logy : a branch of medical science that deals with the nose and …
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OTORHINOLARYNGOLOGY — | ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷+ noun Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary ot- + rhin- + laryng- + -ology : otolaryngology
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OTOLARYNGOLOGY — “+ noun Etymology: ot- + laryng- + -ology : a branch of medicine that deals with the ear, nose, and …
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LARYNX — ˈlariŋ(k)s, -rēŋ- also ˈler-, substand ˈlärniks or ˈlȧn- or -nēks noun ( plural la·ryn·ges ləˈrin(ˌ)jēz ; also larynxes ) Etymology: …
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LARYNGOTRACHEOBRONCHITIS — “+ noun Etymology: New Latin, from laryng- + trache- + bronch- + -itis : inflammation of the larynx, trachea, and …
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LARYNGOTRACHEITIS — “+ noun Etymology: New Latin, from laryng- + trache- + -itis : inflammation of both larynx and trachea — see …
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LARYNGOTRACHEAL — ̷ ̷| ̷ ̷(ˌ)gō+ adjective Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary laryng- + tracheal : of or common to the larynx and trachea
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LARYNGOSPASM — ləˈriŋgə+ˌ- noun Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary laryng- + spasm : spasmodic closure of the larynx — compare laryngismus stridulus
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LARYNGOSCOPE — -ˌskōp noun Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary laryng- + -scope : an instrument or apparatus for examining the interior of the …
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LARYNGOPHONE — ̷ ̷ˈ ̷ ̷gəˌfōn noun Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary laryng- + -phone : a communication-system transmitter in which the vibration-receiving diaphragm is strapped …
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LARYNGOPHARYNX — ̷ ̷| ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷+ noun Etymology: New Latin, from laryng- + pharynx : the lower part of the pharynx lying behind or adjacent …
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LARYNGOLOGY — -jē noun ( -es ) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary laryng- + -logy : a branch of medical science dealing with …
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LARYNGOFISSURE — lə|riŋgō+ noun Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary laryng- + fissure : surgical opening of the larynx by an incision through the …
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LARYNGO- — — see laryng-
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LARYNGITIS — ˌlarə̇nˈjīd.ə̇s, -ītə̇s also ˌler- noun ( plural laryngit·i·des -jid.əˌdēz, -jitə-) Etymology: New Latin, from laryng- + -itis : inflammation of …
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LARYNGISMUS — ˌlarə̇nˈjizməs noun ( plural laryngis·mi -ˌmī) Etymology: New Latin, from laryng- + Latin -ismus -ism : laryngospasm
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LARYNGIC — ləˈrinjik adjective Etymology: New Latin laryngicus, from laryng- + Latin -icus -ic : laryngeal
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LARYNGECTOMY — -_mē noun ( -es ) Etymology: New Latin laryngectomia, from laryng- + -ectomia -ectomy : surgical removal of all or …
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-ITIS — ˈī]d.ə̇s, ]tə̇s sometimes ˈē] noun suffix ( plural -i·tis·es ]d.ə̇sə̇z, ]tə̇s- ; also -it·i·des ˈid.əˌdēz, ˈitə- ; sometimes -i·tes ˈī]d.(ˌ)ēz, …
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LARYNGO- — a combining form representing larynx in compound words: laryngotomy. Also, esp. before a vowel, laryng- . [ comb. form repr. …
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LARYNGITIS — — laryngitic /lar'euhn jit"ik/ , adj. /lar'euhn juy"tis/ , n. Pathol. inflammation of the larynx, often with accompanying sore throat, …
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LARYNGECTOMY — /lar'euhn jek"teuh mee/ , n. , pl. laryngectomies . Surg. excision of part or all of the larynx. [ 1885-90; …
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LARYNGEAL — — laryngeally , adv. /leuh rin"jee euhl, lar'euhn jee"euhl/ , adj. 1. of, pertaining to, or located in the larynx. …
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