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[Gr. stoma mouth] a word termination denoting the surgical creation of an artificial opening into a hollow organ (colostomy, tracheostomy) or a new opening between two such structures (gastroenterostomy); also denoting the opening so created.Medical dictionary. 2011.
-stomy — [stə mē] [Gr stomia < stoma, mouth: see STOMA] combining form forming nouns a surgical operation making an opening into a (specified) part or organ [colostomy] … English World dictionary
-stomy — I. stəmē, mi noun combining form ( es) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary, from New Latin stomia (I) : stomia II. noun combining form … Useful english dictionary
Stomy Bugsy — Nom Gilles Duarte Naissance 21 mai 1972 Paris, France Pays d’origine … Wikipédia en Français
Stomy Bugsy — Infobox musical artist 2 Name = Stomy Bugsy Img capt = Background = khaki Born = Birth date and age|1972|5|21|df=y Origin = Paris, France Genre = French Rap Years active = 1991 PresentStomy Bugsy (real name Gilles Duarte) (born 21 May 1972 in… … Wikipedia
-stomy — noun combining form Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary, from Greek stoma mouth, opening surgical operation establishing a usually permanent opening into (such) a part < enterostomy > … New Collegiate Dictionary
-stomy — a combining form used in the names of surgical operations that involve the establishment of an artificial opening into or between the part or parts specified by the initial element: gastrostomy. [ < Gk stomia, deriv. of stóma mouth. See STOME,… … Universalium
-stomy — sto·my … English syllables
-stomy — ostomy combining form denoting a surgical opening into an organ or part. colostomy into the colon … The new mediacal dictionary
-stomy — aff. a combining form used in the names of surgical operations that involve the establishment of an artificial opening into or between the part or parts specified by the initial element: colostomy[/ex] • Etymology: < Gk stomia, der. of stóma… … From formal English to slang
-stomy — a word element used in names of surgical operations for making an artificial opening, as in colostomy. {Greek combining form stomia, from stoma mouth} …
