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cystis
‖ cystis Obs. (ˈsɪstɪs) Also 6 chistis. [med. or mod.L., a. Gr. κύστις bladder.] = cyst.1543 Traheron Vigo's Chirurg. ii. v. 39 Thys caustyue Medicyne hathe strengthe, to breake the node..euen to the chistis or purse. 1646 Sir T. Browne Pseud. Ep. 110 The humour [is] contained..in a vesicle or littl... Oxford English Dictionary
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Etacystis
Eta is the Greek letter "H" while cystis, from the Greek kystis, means sac or bladder, referring to the organism's sac-like body plan. wikipedia.org
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grumulous
† ˈgrumulous, a. Obs. [f. L. grūmul-us, dim. of grūm-us grume + -ous.] = grumous a. 1.1758 J. S. Le Dran's Observ. Surg. (1771) 269 The Cystis..evacuated a thick grumulous Lympha. Oxford English Dictionary
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Plesiocystis
The genus name is derived from the Greek words plesion (neighbor) and cystis (bladder), noting the genus' relationship to another genus of myxobacteria wikipedia.org
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sinus branchialis in Chinese - sinus branchialis meaning in Chinese ...
鳃窦 "sinus" in Chinese: n.(pl. sinus, sinuses ) 1.弯 ... "arcus branchialis" in Chinese: 鳃弓 "cavum branchialis" in Chinese: 鳃腔 "cor branchialis" in Chinese: 鳃心 "cystis branchialis" in Chinese: 鳃囊肿 "filamentus branchialis" in Chinese: 鳃丝 "fistual branchialis" in Chinese: 鳃瘘 "fistulectomia branchialis" in Chinese: 鳃瘘切除术
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cystidean
cystidean Geol. (sɪˈstɪdiːən) [f. mod.L. cystidea, f. cystis: see cyst and -id.] = cystid 1.1862 Dana Man. Geol. 398 Cystideans..became extinct in the beginning of the Devonian. 1876 Page Adv. Text-Bk. Geol. xii. 207 So may a cystidean..be considered a sea-urchin attached to the bottom by a similar ... Oxford English Dictionary
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Plesiocystis pacifica
The genus name Plesiocystis derives from the Greek words plesion (neighbor) and cystis (bladder), noting the genus' relationship to Nannocystis. wikipedia.org
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cystitis
cystitis Path. (sɪˈstaɪtɪs) [f. cystis + -itis. F. cystite.] Inflammation of the bladder.1776–83 W. Cullen First Lines §431 (1827) II. 83 The Cystitis, or inflammation of the bladder. 1878 T. Bryant Pract. Surg. (1879) II. 60 Cystitis is a common consequence of stone, prostatic disease, stricture, o... Oxford English Dictionary
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cystid
cystid (ˈsɪstɪd) [f. mod.L. cystis cyst + -id.] 1. Geol. A member of the order Cystidea or Cystoidea of fossil echinoderms; a cystidean.1862 Dana Man. Geol. 162 The Cystids are the most anomalous of Radiates. 1877 Le Conte Elem. Geol. (1879) 299 Stemmed Echinoderms or Crinoids, may be divided into t... Oxford English Dictionary
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pneumocystis
pneumocystis, n. Path. (njuːməʊˈsɪstɪs) [a. mod.L. generic name Pneumocystis (M. & Mme. P. Delanoë 1912, in Comptes Rendus CLV. 660): see pneumo- and cystis n.] The protozoan Pneumocystis carinii, which inhabits the lungs and is a common infective agent in immunocompromised individuals. pneumocystis... Oxford English Dictionary
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orrho-
orrho- (bef. a vowel orrh-), comb. form of Gr. ὀρρό-ς serum, in a few rarely used terms of pathology, etc., as ˈorrhocyst, -ˈcystis, a serous cyst; orrhymeˈnitis, inflammation of a serous membrane; also, ˈorrhoid a., of the appearance or nature of serum (Mayne Expos. Lex. 1857); ˈorrhous a., serous ... Oxford English Dictionary
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cyst
▪ I. cyst (sɪst) Also 8 cist. [ad. mod.L. cystis (in earlier use: see cystis): in mod.F. kyste.] 1. Biol. A thin-walled hollow organ or cavity in an animal body (or plant) containing a liquid secretion; a bladder, sac, vesicle.c 1720 W. Gibson Farrier's Dispens. ii. i. (1734) 36 Under their [vipers'... Oxford English Dictionary
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hemato-
hæmato-, hemato- (hiːmətəʊ, hɛmətəʊ) before a vowel hæmat-, hemat-, = Gr. αἱµατο-, combining form of αἷµα, αἱµατ- blood, freely used in Greek, and in many modern scientific terms, chiefly in physiology and medicine. (Several of these have shorter forms in hæmo-, q.v.) (The spelling hæmato- is more u... Oxford English Dictionary
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spermato-
spermato- (ˈspɜːmətəʊ) repr. Gr. σπερµατο-, combining form of the stem of σπέρµα sperm n., employed in a large number of terms (chiefly of recent origin) relating to the reproductive organs or activities of animals and plants. Some of these are employed only in L. forms, as spermatocystidium, -cysti... Oxford English Dictionary
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bridle
▪ I. bridle, n. (ˈbraɪd(ə)l) Forms: 1 br{iacu}del, 3–4 bridel, -il, 3–6 brydel, 4 briddle, brydille, 4–5 bridell, 4–6 brydell, -il, -ill, 5 bridelle, -ill, -ulle, -yl(le, brydylle, 6 brydle, 4– bridle. [OE. br{iacu}del for earlier *briᵹdel (cf. brigdils Erf. Gl. 127, O.E. Texts 44) has various corre... Oxford English Dictionary
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