thrombus
The origin and history of thrombus.
Etymology
Thrombus comes from New Latin thrombus, which was itself taken from the Ancient Greek thrombos, meaning a lump or clot. The Greek word could also describe curdled milk.
The origin and history of thrombus.
Thrombus comes from New Latin thrombus, which was itself taken from the Ancient Greek thrombos, meaning a lump or clot. The Greek word could also describe curdled milk.
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