ALLANTOIDOANGIOPAGOUS Meaning and
Definition
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A practical medical dictionary. By Stedman, Thomas Lathrop. Published 1920.
Common Misspellings for ALLANTOIDOANGIOPAGOUS
- zllantoidoangiopagous
- sllantoidoangiopagous
- wllantoidoangiopagous
- qllantoidoangiopagous
- aklantoidoangiopagous
- aplantoidoangiopagous
- aolantoidoangiopagous
- alkantoidoangiopagous
- alpantoidoangiopagous
- aloantoidoangiopagous
- allzntoidoangiopagous
- allsntoidoangiopagous
- allwntoidoangiopagous
- allqntoidoangiopagous
- allabtoidoangiopagous
- allamtoidoangiopagous
- allajtoidoangiopagous
- allahtoidoangiopagous
- allanroidoangiopagous
- allanfoidoangiopagous
Etymology of ALLANTOIDOANGIOPAGOUS
The word "allantoidoangiopagous" is a combination of several Greek roots:
1. "Allanto-" comes from the Greek word "allantos", which means "sausage". In biology, the allantois is a sac-like structure that forms on the embryo of reptiles, birds, and mammals.
2. "-ido-" is a connecting element that does not have a specific meaning in this context. It is often used to connect different parts of a compound word.
3. "Angio-" comes from the Greek word "angeion", meaning "vessel" or "container", particularly referring to blood vessels.
4. "-pagous" comes from the Greek word "pagein", which means "to seize" or "to attach to". It is often used to describe an organism that attaches itself to something else.
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