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gastro-enter-itis
gastro from the greek γάστρα meaning the extended abdominal area
enter(o) from έντερα meaning intenstens (bowel)
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What is the difference between Latin roots and Greek stems?
They're different languages.
How many words roots are in the term gastroenteritis?
3
What does the prefix philo mean?
The prefix "philo" means love or fondness for something. It stems from the Greek word "philos," which conveys a sense of affection or strong affinity.
What is the difference between word families and stems?
Word families are groups of words that share the same root or base word and have a similar meaning or function. Stems, on the other hand, are the main part of a word that carries the core meaning and to which affixes can be added to create different forms of the word. In simpler terms, word families are groups of related words, while stems are the main building blocks of words.
What is the Greek word for experience?
The Greek word for experience is εμπειρία (empeiría).
What stems are in the word osmosis?
The English word osmosis stems from the Greek word osmos,meaning "impulse".
What is the Greek or Latin stems of ethnology?
It comes from the Greek word Ethnos meaning state or country.
Which fruit's name stems from the Greek word for finger?
The Greek word for finger is daxtilo. I can't think of a fruit with that name.
Which word often associated with Christmas stems from the Greek word for Circle Dance?
PIZZA
How many word roots are in the word gastroenteritis?
3
The word Orthodox stems from the two greek words what are they?
'Orthos' (straight, truth) and 'doxa' (opinion, praise)
Which word associated with Christmas stems from the Greek word for circle dance?
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Is Andrew a Greek name?
Andrew is an English name that is derivied from the Greek name Andreas. The Greek name stems from the word aner which means man. It is commonly used throughout the Christian world.
What has the author William Cyrus Gunnerson written?
William Cyrus Gunnerson has written: 'History of u-stems in Greek ...' -- subject(s): Word formation, Greek language
What is the Latin translation for the word diamond?
"Diamond" doesn't mean anything in Latin (it stems from the Greek adamas, the same root as adamant). Latin does not have its own word for diamonds, as the Roman Empire was heavily influenced by Greek civilization and just used their word for it.
What is a pentogon?
A pentagon is an object with five sides. Think of The Pentagon in Washington D.C. and count the number of outter walls. Did you know that the word pentagon stems from the greek word "penta"?
How do you spell gastric interitis?
The spelling of the medical condition is one word, gastroenteritis.
