ARTHRON

Meaning of ARTHRON in English

ˈärˌthrän noun

( plural ar·thra -_thrə)

Etymology: New Latin, from Greek

: articulation , joint

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ARTHROSIS — noun (plural arthroses) Etymology: New Latin, from Greek arthrōsis jointing, articulation, from arthroun to articulate, from arthron Date: 1634 an …
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ARTHRITIS — noun (plural arthritides) Etymology: Latin, from Greek, from arthron Date: 1543 inflammation of joints due to infectious, metabolic, or constitutional …
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ARTHROSIS — I. ärˈthrōsə̇s noun ( plural arthro·ses -ōˌsēz) Etymology: New Latin, from Greek arthrōsis, from arthroun to articulate (from arthron joint) …
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XENARTHRA — zəˈnärthrə noun plural Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from xen- + arthra, plural of arthron : a suborder or other …
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TRIARTHRUS — trīˈärthrəs noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from tri- + Greek arthron joint — more at arthr- : a genus …
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PROARTHRI — prōˈärˌthrī noun plural Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from pro- (I) + -arthri (from Greek arthron joint) — more at …
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PODARTHRUM — -thrəm noun ( plural podar·thra -rə) Etymology: New Latin, from pod- + Greek arthron joint — more at arthr- : …
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NOMARTHRA — nōˈmärthrə Etymology: New Latin, from Greek nomos law + arthron joint — more at nimble , arthr- synonym of pholidota
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DIARTHROSIS — |dī+ noun ( plural diarthroses ) Etymology: New Latin, from Greek diarthrōsis, from diarthroun to joint, articulate (from dia- + …
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CONDYLARTHRA — ˌkändəˈlärthrə noun plural Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from condyl- + -arthra (neuter plural of -arthrus jointed, from Greek -arthros, …
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ARTHRODIA — ärˈthrōdēə noun ( plural arthrodi·ae -dēˌē) Etymology: New Latin, from Greek arthrōdia, from arthrōdēs articulated (from arthron joint + -ōdēs …
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ARTHRITIS — ärˈthrīdə̇s, ȧˈ-, -ītə̇s noun ( plural ar·thrit·i·des -ˈthrid.əˌdēz, -itə-) Etymology: Latin, from Greek, from arthron joint + -itis : inflammation …
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ARTHRA — plural of arthron
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ARTHR- — combining form or arthro- Etymology: Latin arthr-, from Greek arthr-, arthro-, from arthron; akin to Greek arariskein fit — more …
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ANARTHROUS — (ˈ)a|närthrəs adjective Etymology: Greek anarthros not differentiated, strengthless, inarticulate, without the article, from an- + arthron joint, article — more …
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CONDYLARTH — /kon"dl ahrth'/ , n. any of the primitive ungulate mammals of the extinct order Condylarthra, from the Paleocene and Eocene …
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ARTHRO- — a combining form meaning "joint," "jointed," used in the formation of compound words: arthropod. Also, esp. before a vowel, arthr- …
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DIARTHROSIS — noun ( plural di·ar·thro·ses -ˌsēz) Etymology: New Latin, from Greek diarthrōsis, from diarthroun to joint, from dia- + arthroun to …
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ARTHROSIS — noun ( plural ar·thro·ses -ˌsēz) Etymology: New Latin, from Greek arthrōsis jointing, articulation, from arthroun to articulate, from arthron Date: …
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ARTHRITIS — noun ( plural ar·thrit·i·des -ˈthri-tə-ˌdēz) Etymology: Latin, from Greek, from arthron Date: 1543 : inflammation of joints due to infectious, …
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ARTHR- — or arthro- Etymology: Latin, from Greek, from arthron; akin to Greek arariskein to fit — more at arm : joint …
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SYNARTHROSIS — [ ˌsɪnα:'θrəʊsɪs ] ■ noun ( plural synarthroses -si:z ) Anatomy an immovable joint between bones connected by fibrous tissue …
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DYSARTHRIA — [ dɪs'α:θrɪə ] ■ noun Medicine unclear articulation of speech that is otherwise linguistically normal. Origin C19: from dys- + …
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ARTHROPOD — [ 'α:θrəpɒd ] ■ noun Zoology an invertebrate animal of the large phylum Arthropoda, having a segmented body, external skeleton, …
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ARTHRO- — ■ combining form of a joint; relating to joints: arthroscope. Origin from Gk arthron 'joint'.
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ARTHRITIS — [ α :'θrʌɪtɪs ] ■ noun a disease causing painful inflammation and stiffness of the joints. Derivatives arthritic adjective &noun …
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ARTHRALGIA — [ α :'θraldʒə ] ■ noun Medicine pain in a joint. Origin C19: from Gk arthron 'joint' + -algia .
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DIARTHROSIS — [di.ar.thro.sis] n, pl -thro.ses [NL, fr. Gk diarthrosis, fr. diarthroun to joint, fr. dia- + arthroun to fasten by a …
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ARTHROSIS — [ar.thro.sis] n, pl -thro.ses [NL, fr. Gk arthrosis jointing, articulation, fr. arthroun to articulate, fr. arthron] (1634) 1: an articulation …
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ARTHRITIS — [ar.thri.tis] n, pl -thrit.i.des [L, fr. Gk, fr. arthron] (1543): inflammation of joints due to infectious, metabolic, or constitutional causes; …
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ARTHR- — [arthr-] or arthro- comb form [L, fr. Gk, fr. arthron; akin to Gk arariskein to fit--more at arm]: joint "arthropathy"
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