Where does “pancreatolithiasis” come from?

pancreatolithiasis (English) comes from English lithiasis, from Latin lithiasis, from Ancient Greek λιθίασις, from Ancient Greek λίθος — a stone; stone as a substance.

pancreatolithiasis (English): The formation of stones inside the pancreatic duct that can obstruct flow of pancreatic enzymes and cause pain, inflammation, or pancreatitis

Definitions

  1. The formation of stones inside the pancreatic duct that can obstruct flow of pancreatic enzymes and cause pain, inflammation, or pancreatitis

Ancestry of “pancreatolithiasis”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1EnglishlithiasisThe process of forming stone-like deposits or...
2Latinlithiasis—
3Ancient Greekλιθίασιςlithiasis
4Ancient Greekλίθοςa stone; stone as a substance
Every word from Ancient Greek λίθος →Every word from Ancient Greek λιθίασις →Every word from Latin lithiasis →