• δῠσεντερῐ́η(dŭsenterĭ́ē) —Ionic

Fromδυσ-(dus-,“bad”) +‎ἔντερα(éntera,“bowels”) +‎-ῐ́ᾱ(-ĭ́ā).

δῠσεντερῐ́ᾱ• (dŭsenterĭ́ā) f (genitiveδῠσεντερίᾱς);first declension

1. dysentery

• Greek:δυσεντερία(dysentería)
• → Latin:dysenteria (see there for further descendants)

FromAncient Greekδυσεντερία(dusentería).

δυσεντερία• (dysentería) f (pluralδυσεντερίες)

1. dysentery

• δυσεντερία on the Greek Wikipedia.Wikipedia^el

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