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hyster-

Term: hyster -

Origin: Latin hystericus "of the womb," from Ancient Greek ??????/hystera (=womb, uterus) .

Coined: According Soranus (1st/2nd century) a Greek physician (gynecologist, obsetrician, and pediatrician) from Ephesus in his remarkable work, On Midwifery and the Diseases of Women' "hystera" is deriver from greek word "hysteron" which means later or after because uterus (Greek: ?????/mitra or ??????/thelfys) belongs to lower part of the main body or because we can see the uteru outcome later.
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Definition:

prefix pertaining to the womb (uterus) or suffering in the womb

Runon derivatives :

hysteroctomy, hystereurysis, hysteria, hysterics, hysterosalpingography, hysteroscope, hysterotomy,

comments:

the neurotic condition "hysteria" (=emotiional excitability) is derived also from "??????/hystera'( =womb, uterus) as it was thought from Hippocrates that the cause of what came to be called hysteria was irregular movement of blood from the uterus to the brain. The term was coined at first at 1610s from latin form hystericus .

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