Where does “bronchus” come from?
Bronchus comes from Late Latin bronchus, derived from Ancient Greek βρόγχος, a term for the windpipe or throat.
bronchus (English): Either of two airways, which are primary branches...
Definitions
- Either of two airways, which are primary branches...
Ancestry of “bronchus”, step by step
Words derived from “bronchus”
- bronchial
- bronchiolitis
- tracheobronchial
- endobronchial
- bronchiolar
- bronchiole
- transbronchial
- peribronchial
- bronchioloalveolar
- panbronchiolitis
- peribronchiolar
- intrabronchial
- parabronchial
- parabronchus
- bronchially
- esophagobronchial
- bronchiolization
- intrabronchiolar
- subbronchial
- dorsobronchus
- ventrobronchus
- prebronchial
- colobronchial
- laryngotracheobronchial