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suffix denotingexcessive or abnormal flow or discharge from an organ or part. Examples: haemorrhage (excessive bleeding); menorrhagia (excessive menstrual flow).* * *
see -rrhage.
Medical dictionary. 2011.
-rrhagia
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-rrhagia — [rā′jērā′jē ə, rā′jə] [ModL < Gr < rhēgnynai, to burst < IE base * wrēg , to break > Lith režti, to cut, tear] combining form abnormal discharge, excessive flow [menorrhagia]: also rrhage [rij] or rrhagy [rā′jē] … English World dictionary
-rrhagia — a combining form with the meanings rupture, profuse discharge, abnormal flow, used in the formation of compound words: bronchorrhagia. Also, rhagia, rhage, rrhage, rhagy, rrhagy. [ < Gk rrhagia, comb. form akin to rhegnýnai to break, burst,… … Universalium
-rrhagia — or rhagia, aff. a combining form with the meanings “rupture,”“profuse discharge,”“abnormal flow”: menorrhagia[/ex] • Etymology: < Gk rrhagia, comb. form akin to rhēgnýnai to break, burst, shatter … From formal English to slang
-rrhagia — ˈrāj(ē)ə noun combining form ( s) Etymology: New Latin, from Greek, from rhēgnynai to break, burst, rend more at rhagades : abnormal or excessive discharge or flow enterorrhagia … Useful english dictionary
-rrhagia — noun combining form Etymology: New Latin, from Greek, from rhēgnynai to break, burst; probably akin to Lithuanian rėžti to cut abnormal or excessive discharge or flow < metrorrhagia > … New Collegiate Dictionary
-rrhagia — r·rha·gia … English syllables
-rrhagia — rrhage combining form denoting excessive or abnormal flow or discharge from an organ or part. haemorrhage excessive bleeding menorrhagia excessive menstrual flow … The new mediacal dictionary
-rrhagia — variant of rhagia. Also, rrhage, rrhagy …
-Ррагия (-Rrhagia, -Rrhage) — суффикс, обозначающий сильное или аномальное выделение жидкости из какого либо органа или его части. Например: геморрагия (haemorrhage) сильное кровотечение; меноррагия (menorrhagia) сильное менструальное кровотечение. Источник: Медицинский… … Медицинские термины
-rrhage — rrhagia … The new mediacal dictionary
