PNEUM

Meaning of PNEUM in English

abbreviation

pneumatic

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PNEUM- — or pneumo- combining form Etymology: New Latin, partly from Greek ~ (from pneuma); partly from Greek pneumōn lung air ; …
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PNEUM- — combining form or pneumo- Etymology: New Latin, from Greek pneum-, from pneuma 1. : air : gas pneumo empyema pneumo …
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PNEUM. — 1. pneumatic. 2. pneumatics.
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PNEUM- — or pneumo- Etymology: New Latin, partly from Greek pneum- (from pneuma ); partly from Greek pneumōn lung 1. : air …
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PNEUM- — [pneum-] or pneumo- comb form [NL, partly fr. Gk pneum- (fr. pneuma); partly fr. Gk pneumon lung] 1: air: gas …
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PNEUM — Variant: or pneumo- Function: combining form Etymology: New Latin, partly from Greek pneum- (fr. pneuma ); partly from Greek pneum …
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PNEUMO- — combining form see: pneum-
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PNEUMOCYSTIS — ˌn(y)üməˈsistəs noun ( -es ) Etymology: New Latin, from pneum- + -cystis 1. capitalized : a genus of microorganisms of …
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PYOPNEUMO- — combining form Etymology: New Latin, from py- + pneum- : containing or characterized by the presence of both pus and …
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PNEUMOTROPISM — n(y)üˈmä.trəˌpizəm noun Etymology: pneum- + -tropism : the quality or state of being pneumotropic
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PNEUMOTROPIC — |n(y)ümə.|träpik adjective Etymology: pneum- + -tropic : turning, directed toward, or having an affinity for lung tissues — used especially …
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PNEUMOTHORAX — |n(y)ümō+ noun Etymology: New Latin, from pneum- + thorax : a state in which air or other gas is present …
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PNEUMOTECTIC — | ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷|tektik adjective Etymology: pneum- + Latin tectus (past participle of tegere to enclose, cover) + English -ic — more at …
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PNEUMOTAXIC CENTER — |n(y)ümə+...- noun Etymology: pneumotaxic from pneum- + taxic : a neural center in the upper part of the pons that …
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PNEUMOTACHOGRAPH — “+ noun Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary pneum- + tachograph : a device or apparatus for measuring the rate of the …
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PNEUMOTACHOGRAM — ˈn(y)ümō+ noun Etymology: pneum- + tachogram : a record of the velocity of the respiratory function obtained by use of …
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PNEUMOSTOME — ˈn(y)üməˌstōm noun ( -s ) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary pneum- + -stome : the respiratory opening of a gastropod mollusk
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PNEUMOPERITONITIS — “+ noun Etymology: New Latin, from pneum- + peritonitis : peritonitis with the presence of gas in the peritoneal cavity
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PNEUMOPERITONEUM — “+ noun Etymology: New Latin, from pneum- + peritoneum 1. : a state in which air or other gas is …
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PNEUMOPERICARDIUM — |n(y)ümō+ noun Etymology: New Latin, from pneum- + pericardium : accumulation of air or other gas in the pericardial sac
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PNEUMOMYCOSIS — |n(y)ümō+ noun Etymology: New Latin, from pneum- + mycosis : a fungus disease of the lung
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PNEUMOLYSIS — ̷ ̷ˈmäləsə̇s noun Etymology: New Latin, from pneum- + -lysis : pneumonolysis
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PNEUMOLOGY — n(y)üˈmäləjē noun ( -es ) Etymology: pneum- + -logy : the scientific study of the respiratory organs
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PNEUMOHYDROTHORAX — “+ noun Etymology: New Latin, from pneum- + hydr- + thorax : hydropneumothorax
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PNEUMOHEMOTHORAX — noun also pneu·mo·haemothorax |n(y)ümō+ Etymology: New Latin, from pneum- + hem- + thorax : accumulation of blood and gas in …
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PNEUMOGRAPHY — n(y)üˈmägrəfē noun ( -es ) Etymology: pneum- + -graphy 1. : a description of the lungs 2. : roentgenography after …
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PNEUMOGRAPHIC — | ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷|grafik adjective Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary pneum- + -graphic : of, relating to, or by means of pneumography • pneu·mo·graph·i·cal·ly …
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PNEUMOGRAPH — -ˌgraf noun Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary pneum- + -graph : an instrument for recording the thoracic movements or volume change …
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PNEUMOGRAM — ˈn(y)üməˌgram noun Etymology: pneum- + -gram : a record of respiratory movements obtained by pneumography
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PNEUMOGASTRIC — “+ adjective Etymology: pneum- + gastric 1. : of or relating to the lungs and the stomach 2. : vagal
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PNEUMOENTERITIS — | ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷+ noun Etymology: New Latin, from pneum- + enteritis : pneumonia combined with enteritis
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PNEUMOENCEPHALOGRAPHY — | ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷+ noun Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary pneum- + encephalography : roentgenography of the brain after the injection of air into …
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