Morpheme
Rrhage
Type
bound base
Denotation
break, burst, discharge
Etymology
Latin -rrhagia; Ancient Greek -ragía, from rhēgnynai
Evidence
blennorrhagia, colporrhagia, encephalorrhagia, enterorrhagia, gingivorrhagia, hepatorrhagia, lymphorrhagia, menorrhagia, metrorrhagia, odontorrhagia, otorrhagia, phleborrhagia, pneumorrhagia, rectorrhagia, rhinorrhagia, seborrhagia, urethrorrhagia, urorrhagia
Notes
follows common Ancient Greek rule in which initial <r> in the second part in a compound is doubled
