Where does “broncho-” come from?
broncho- (English) comes from Ancient Greek βρόγχος — trachea, windpipe; throat; gulp, draught.
broncho- (English): relating to bronchi and the airways
Definitions
- relating to bronchi and the airways
Ancestry of “broncho-”, step by step
| Step | Language | Word | Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Ancient Greek | βρόγχος | trachea, windpipe; throat; gulp, draught |
Words derived from “broncho-”
- bronchoscopy
- bronchospasm
- bronchopulmonary
- bronchodilator
- bronchoconstriction
- bronchoalveolar
- bronchoscope
- bronchogenic
- bronchopneumonia
- bronchoscopic
- bronchodilation
- bronchopleural
- bronchophony
- bronchovascular
- bronchocele
- bronchodilatation
- bronchospastic
- bronchogram
- bronchoconstrictor
- bronchomalacia
- bronchoscopist
- bronchorrhea
- tracheobronchomalacia
- bronchovesicular