brachio--brachio

brachio--brachio
brà·chio--brà·chio
conf. TS scient.
braccio, relativo al braccio: brachioradiale
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ETIMO: dal lat. brachĭu(m), dal gr. brakhíōn.

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  • brachio — brachio·ce·phal·ic; …   English syllables

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  • brachio- — combining form see brachi …   New Collegiate Dictionary

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  • brachio- — SYN: arm (1). [L. brachium] * * * see brachi …   Medical dictionary

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