cutaneous in Greek
cutaneous in Greek is δερματικός — cutaneous means cutaneous describes something that is on, part of, or affects the skin.
cutaneous in Greek
δερματικός
Pronounced: dermatikos
(anatomy, zoology) Of, relating to, existing on, or affecting the exterior skin, especially the cutis.
What does "cutaneous" mean?
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adjective Cutaneous describes something that is on, part of, or affects the skin.
"The rash was a mild cutaneous reaction to the new soap."
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cutaneous in a sentence
- The rash was a mild cutaneous reaction to the new soap.
- Doctors examined the patient for cutaneous signs of infection.
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What is "cutaneous" in Greek?
"cutaneous" in Greek is δερματικός. cutaneous means: Cutaneous describes something that is on, part of, or affects the skin.
How do you pronounce δερματικός?
"cutaneous" in Greek is δερματικός, pronounced "dermatikos".
How do you use "cutaneous" in a sentence?
Example: "The rash was a mild cutaneous reaction to the new soap." In Greek, "cutaneous" is δερματικός.
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