allantois
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allantois


Term: allantois

Origin: Anc Greek ????s/allas(=saugage), 
genitive ????????/allantos because allantois resembles to sausage.
>?????/allos(=other) + ?????/entos(=inside) because intestine is filled inside with meat.

Definition: An extra-embryonic membrane that helps the embryo exchange gases and handle liquid waste.




- Parenteral
Term: parenteral (adj) Literally meaning: ?not through bowel? Origin: Anc Greek????-/para (=past by, over) ???????/enteron(=intestine, bowel) < ?????/entos(=inside, within) Coined/History(?) DefinitionParental pertaining to treatment not through the...

- Enteric
Term: entericLiterally meaning: " intestinal?Origin: Anc Greek???????/enteron(=intestine, bowel) < ?????/entos(=inside, within)Coined/History (?)Definition Enteric: Pertaining to intestine (adj), ...

- Enterotoxin
Term: enterotoxinLiterally meaning: toxin of intestineOrigin: Anc Greek???????/enteron(=intestine, bowel) < ?????/entos(=inside, within) +???????/toxikon(= poison used to poison arrow heads) > ?????/toxon(bow) Coined/History(?)Definition A...

- Dysentery
Term: dysenteryOrigin: Anc Greek  ???-/dys-(=prefix used with a negative sense meaning difficult, bad, abnormal, misfortune) > ???/dyo(=decline) ????/dysi(=sundown) ???????/enteron(=intestine)>?????/entos(=inside, within) Coinedby Hippocrates...

- Colon
Term: colon Origin: An Greek ?????/colon(=large intestine)  > the word ????? is the pariciple of the verb ??????/kolazo (=punish, excaudate, cut) Definition:  The last part of the digestive system that moves waste material from...



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