Morpheme
Pleur
Type
bound base
Denotation
rib, side
Etymology
Medieval Latin pleura; Ancient Greek pleurā
Evidence
acropleurogenous, bronchopleural, epipleural, extrapleural, interpleural, intrapleural, liopleurodon, pleura, pleural, pleuralgia, pleurally, pleurapophysis, pleurenchyma, pleurisy, pleuritic, pleuritis, pleuro-, pleurobranch, pleurocarp, pleurocarpous, pleurocentrum, pleurocoel, pleurocutaneous, pleurocystidium, pleurodesis, pleurodont, pleurodonty, pleurodynia, pleurography, pleurokinesis, pleurokinetic, pleurolith, pleuroparenchymal, pleuropedal, pleuropneumonectomy, pleuropneumonia, pleuropneumonic, pleuroproctic, pleuropulmonary, pleurosaur, pleurosaurid, Pleurosaurus, pleuroscope, pleuroscopic, pleuroscopy, pleurosphenoid, pleurosteal, pleurosteon, pleurostoma, pleurostyle, pleurothetic, pleurothetism, pleurotomy, pleurovisceral, plurae, pluras, prepleural, subpleural, subpleurodont, transpleural
Notes
homophone of Plure
