bezoar in Greek
bezoar in Greek is πεντζέχρι — bezoar means a lump of hair or undigested plant matter that forms inside the stomach or gut of a person or animal.
bezoar in Greek
πεντζέχρι
Pronounced: pedzechri
A mass, usually of hair or undigested vegetable matter, found in a human or animal's intestines, similar to a hairball.
What does "bezoar" mean?
- noun A lump of hair or undigested plant matter that forms inside the stomach or gut of a person or animal.
- noun Another term for an enterolith.
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What is "bezoar" in Greek?
"bezoar" in Greek is πεντζέχρι. bezoar means: A lump of hair or undigested plant matter that forms inside the stomach or gut of a person or animal.
How do you pronounce πεντζέχρι?
"bezoar" in Greek is πεντζέχρι, pronounced "pedzechri".
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