LYMPHOGLANDULA Meaning and
Definition
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A lymphatic gland or node, lymph-node; one of a number of nodules of various sizes and shapes found along the course of the lymphatic vessels; they are composed chiefly of lymphoid tissue.
A practical medical dictionary. By Stedman, Thomas Lathrop. Published 1920.
Common Misspellings for LYMPHOGLANDULA
- kymphoglandula
- pymphoglandula
- oymphoglandula
- ltmphoglandula
- lgmphoglandula
- lhmphoglandula
- lumphoglandula
- l7mphoglandula
- l6mphoglandula
- lynphoglandula
- lykphoglandula
- lyjphoglandula
- lymohoglandula
- lymlhoglandula
- lym-hoglandula
- lym0hoglandula
- lympgoglandula
- lympboglandula
- lympnoglandula
- lympjoglandula
Etymology of LYMPHOGLANDULA
The word "lymphoglandula" is not a recognized term in the English language or in etymology. It does not have a commonly accepted meaning and seems to be a combination of two separate words, "lympho-" and "glandula".
In etymology, "lympho-" is derived from the Greek word "lympha", meaning water. It refers to the clear fluid that circulates in the lymphatic system of vertebrate animals. The prefix "glandula" is derived from the Latin word "glandula", meaning gland. Glands are specialized organs in the body that produce and secrete substances such as hormones and enzymes.
While the separate components of "lymphoglandula" have etymological roots, the word itself appears to be a neologism or a combination of words that does not have a defined meaning in standard usage or in the field of anatomy.
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