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mucus and muco-
 
Term: mucus and muco- as preffix
Origin: Latin mucus
 Proto-Indo-European *meu-k- (=slimy, slippery). Gognate included   also Ancient  Greek word ????? (mikes)(=mushroom).
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Definition: 
a slippery or slimy and colloid secretion from the lining of the mucous membrane, containing mucins, antiseptic enzymes and immunoglobulins. 
Runon derivatives :
mucoid, mucoidal, mucous, mucin, mucinogen, mucinosis, mucinous, muciparous, mucolipidosis, mucoprotein, mucosa, 
comments:
the term phlegm is used for viscid mucus and it is derived from Ancient Greek word ?????/phlego (= heat, blaze)
 
  
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Myxedema
Term: myxedema Literally meaning: ?mucus swelling? Origin: Anc Greek????/myxa(=mucus, snot) > ????????/myssomai(=discharge from the nose) >  ??????/mycter(=nostril)+??????/edema(=swelling) > ??????/edano(=swell) >????/eda(=see, as edema... 
  
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Blennorrhea, Gonorrhea
Term: blennorrhea, gonorrheablenno+rrhea, gono+rrhea Origin: Anc Greek ??????/blenna(=mucus)+???/roe(=flow)  ?????/gonos(=offspring)> ?????/ genea(=generation)because initially mucus discharge was mistaken for semen+???/roe(=flow)  CoinedThe term gonorrhea... 
  
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Brain
Term: brain Origin: ancient Greek bregma(=front part of the head),  Old High German bregman, old English braegen Coined: 16th century Definition: part of nervous system contained in the skull of vertebrates Runon derivatives :   comments: the... 
  
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Anthropo-
Term: anthropo-  Origin: Anc Greek ????/anthr- is for ????-/an(?)r, a strenghtened form of the stem ????-, of which the nom. is ???? (attic)(=a man) and -???? is from Gk. ??/ops, gen. ????/opos (=eye, face). In Mycenaean language, the most ancient written... 
  
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Fungus
Word: fungus (pl fungi) Origin: Latin fungus (mushroom) <  Greek word  sphongos/??????? (=sponge) because of the fungi appearance,  Coined: Horace (65 BC ?  8 BC), and Pliny  (23 AD ? 79AD),  Definition:  eukaryotic organisms... 
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