- pyo..., Pyo...
- pyo..., Pyo..., vor Selbstlauten meist: py..., Py... [aus gr. πυ̃ον = Eiter]:Bestimmungswort von Zus. mit der Bedeutung „eitrig, Eiter...“; z. B. : Pyodermie, Pyämie
Das Wörterbuch medizinischer Fachausdrücke. 2013.
Das Wörterbuch medizinischer Fachausdrücke. 2013.
pyo — pyo·bacillosis; pyo·cele; pyo·coc·cus; pyo·cy·a·nase; pyo·cy·a·ne·ous; pyo·cy·a·nin; pyo·der·ma; pyo·me·tra; pyo·nephritis; pyo·nephrosis; pyo·nephrotic; pyo·pneu·mo·thorax; pyo·poiesis; pyo·salpinx; pyo·septicemia; pyo·thorax; pyo·xan·those;… … English syllables
Pyo Yeong Jae — Pyo Yeong Jae(Hangul:표영재) is a Korean voice actor.He joined the Munhwa Broadcasting Corporation s voice acting division in 1999.RolesBroadcast TV* (replacing Adam Rodriguez by Season 1 and Jonathan Togo by Season 3, Korea TV Edition, MBC) * Dr.… … Wikipedia
pyo... — pyo... [griechisch pỹon »Eiter«], vor Vokalen meist verkürzt zu py..., Wortbildungselement mit der Bedeutung: Eiter, z. B. Pyodermie, Pyämie … Universal-Lexikon
PYO — BrE written the abbreviation of pick your own , used by farms that let people pick fruit and vegetables to buy … Dictionary of contemporary English
pyo- — [pī′ō, pī′ə] [< Gr pyon, PUS] combining form 1. pus [pyogenesis] 2. suppurative [pyosis] … English World dictionary
pyo- — py(o) ♦ Élément, du gr. puo , de puon « pus ». ⇒PY(O) , (PY , PYO )élém. formant Élém. tiré du gr. « pus », entrant dans la constr. de divers mots sav., subst. et adj., appartenant aux domaines de la pathol., de la méd. et de la méd. vétér. A. Py … Encyclopédie Universelle
pyo-ovarium — Presence of pus in the ovary; an ovarian abscess. * * * pyo ova·ri·um (pi″o o varґe əm) abscess of an ovary … Medical dictionary
pyo — ˈpī(ˌ) ō noun ( s) Etymology: short for pyocyanase : any of several crystalline fractions possessing antibiotic activity that are obtained from pyocyanase and distinguished from each other as pyo Ib, Ic, II, III, IV * * * pick your own … Useful english dictionary
PYO — abbreviation pick your own … New Collegiate Dictionary
pyo- — combining form see py … New Collegiate Dictionary