Anatomical Terms and their Derivation (136 pages)

Terms Important in the Abdomen and PelvisHaemal, hemal.Hemoglobin,Haemoglobin.Hemopoietic,Haemopoietic.Hepar.Hepatic.Hernia.Hiatus.Hilum.Hydrocoele,Hydrocele.Hymen.Hypaxial.Hypospadias.Icterus.Ileum.Implantation.Impression.Incisura.Inguinal.Innervation.Intercostal.Interdigitating.Intervertebral.Intestine.Intima.Intrinsic.Introitus.Invagination.G. haima, blood.G. haima, blood, + L. globus, sphere.G. haima, blood, + poietikos, creative.G. hepar, liver.L. hepar, liver.L. hernia, protrusion.L. hiatus, gap.L. hilum, a small thing.G. hydor, water, + koilos, hollow.G. hymen, membrane.G. hypo, under, + L. axis, centre line, axis.G. hypo, under, + N.L. spadias, F.spadon,F. span, todraw.G. ikteros, jaundice.G. eilein, to wind or turn.L. in, in, + plantere, to plant.L. in, in, + premere, to press.L. incidere, to cut into.L. inguina, groin.L. in, in, + nervus, nerve.L. inter, between, + costa, rib.L. inter, between, + digitus, digit, interlockedby finger-like processes.L. inter, between, + vertebra, joint.L. intus, within, or L. intestina, guts, entrails.L. intima, innermost.L. intrinsecus, inward.L. intro, within, + ire, togo.L. in, in, + vagina, sheath.49