Morpheme
Pleur
Type
bound base
Denotation
rib, side
Etymology
Medieval Latin pleura; Ancient Greek pleurā́
Evidence
bronchopleural, epipleural, extrapleural, interpleural, intrapleural, pleura, pleural, pleuralgia, pleurally, pleurisy, pleuritic, pleuritis, pleurobranch, pleurocarp, pleurocarpous, pleurocentrum, pleurodesis, pleurodynia, pleurodynia, pleurography, pleurokinesis, pleurokinetic, pleuropericardial, pleuroperitoneal, pleuroperitoneum, pleuroperitonitis, pleuropneumonia, pleuroscopy, plurae, pluras, prepleural, subpleural, transpleural
Notes
homophone of Plure
