Web-rrhagia, -rhagia, -rhage, -rrhage, -rhagy, -rrhagy Taber's Medical Dictionary Taber's Medical Dictionary -rrhagia, -rhagia, -rhage, -rrhage, -rhagy, -rrhagy [Gr. -rrhagia, fr. rhēgnynai, to break, burst forth] Suffixes meaning rupture, profuse fluid discharge. SEE: -rrhexis Search PRIME PubMed Web-rrhea in American English (ˈriə ) flow, discharge seborrhea : also -ˈrrhoea Webster’s New World College Dictionary, 4th Edition. Copyright © 2010 by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt. All …

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Web-rrhea The diagraph rh occurring at the beginning of a syllable in a word of Greek origin is ordinarily changed to rrh when a prefix or other lexical element is placed before it, as in … Webˌā-ˌmen-ə-ˈrē-ə, ˌäm-ˌen- : abnormal absence or suppression of menstruation see primary amenorrhea, secondary amenorrhea amenorrheic adjective or chiefly British amenorrhoeic -ˈrē-ik More from Merriam-Webster on amenorrhea Nglish: Translation of amenorrhea for Spanish Speakers Britannica.com: Encyclopedia article about amenorrhea Love words? h12 allen key

-rrhea definition and meaning Collins English Dictionary

Webnoun Pathology. an excessive and abnormal discharge from the sebaceous glands. QUIZ false Origin of seborrhea First recorded in 1875–80; seb (um) + -o- + -rrhea OTHER … Webb. an abnormal condition of a hidden nail. c. inflammation of the skin. d. a diseased state of a gland. ANS: A REF: 91 OBJ: 3TOP: Disease and Disorder Terms Built from Word Parts. 27. The term seborrhea is defined asa. dry skin. b. thickening of the skin. c. inflammation. d. discharge of sebum (excessive). Web-rhea or -rhoea or -rrhoea a combining form meaning “flow,” “discharge”: menorrhea; pyorrhea. [< New Latin -rrhoea < Greek -rrhoia, comb. form representing rhoía a flow, akin … pinelies