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Alphabetical List of TermsDentine.Dentition.Depressor.Dermal.Dermatoglyphics.Dermatome.Dermis.Detritus.Detrusor.Diagnosis.Diaphragm.Diaphysis.Diarthrosis.Diastema(pl. -ata).Diastole.Diencephalon.Digastric.Digestion.Digit.Diploë.Diploid.Diplopia.Disc.Distal.Diverticulum.Dizygotic.Dolichocephalic.Dorsal.Duct.Ductule.L. dens, tooth.L. dentitis, cutting of teeth.L. de, down, + premere, to press.G. derma, skin.G. derma, skin, + glyphein, to carve.G. derma, skin, + temnein, to cut.G. derma, skin.L. deterere, torubaway.L. detrudere, to push down.G. dia, through, + gnosis, knowledge.G. dia, through, + phragma, wall.G. dia, between, + physis, growth.G. dia, through, + arthroun, to fasten by ajoint.G. diastema, interval.G. dia, through, + stellein, to send.G. dia, through, + enkephalos, brain.G. dis, double, + gaster, belly.L. dis, apart, + gerere, to carry.L. digitus, finger.G. diploë, fold.G. diploos, twofold.G. diploos, double, + opsis, vision.L. discus, disc.L. distare, to stand apart.L. divertere, to turn aside.G. dis, twice, + zygoo, join together.G. dolichos, long + G. kephale, head.L. dorsum, back.L. ducere, to lead or draw.L. ducere, to lead, dim.95
Anatomical Terms and their DerivationDuodenum.Dura.Dysarthria.L. duodeni, twelve (meaning twelvefingerbreadths).L. dura, hard, strong.G. dys, hard, arthron, joint, hence disjointedspeech.EEctoderm.Ectopia.Effector.Efferent.Ejaculatory.Elastin.Emboliformis.Embolus.Embryo.Embryology.Eminence.Emissary.Enarthrosis.Encephalocoele,Encephalocele.Encephalon.Endocardium.Endochondrial.Endocranium.Endocrine.Endoderm.Endolymph.Endometrium.G. ektos, outside, + derma, skin.G. ektopos, distant.L. efficere, to bring to pass.L. ex, out, + ferre, to bear.L. e, out, + jacere, to throw.G. elastikos, impulsive.G. embolos, wedge, + L. forma, shape.G. embolos, wedge, plug, anything inserted.G. embryon, fruit in the womb, fromG. bryein, togrow.G. embryon, fruit in the womb, + logos,treatise.L. e, out, + minere, to jut.L. e, out, + mittere, to send.G. en, in, + arthron, joint.G. enkephalos, brain, + koilos, hollow.G. en, within, + kephalos, head.G. endon, within, + kardia, heart.G. endon, within, + chondros, cartilage.G. endon, within, + kranion, skull.G. endon, within, + krinein, to separate.G. endon, within, + derma, skin.G. endon, within, + L. lympha, water.G. endon, within, + metra, womb.96
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