cyst in Greek
cyst in Greek is κύστη — cyst means a closed sac in the body, usually filled with fluid or other material, that forms within a tissue or organ.
cyst in Greek
κύστη
Pronounced: kysti
A pouch or sac without opening, usually membranous and containing morbid matter, which develops in one of the natural cavities or in the substance of an organ.
What does "cyst" mean?
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noun A closed sac in the body, usually filled with fluid or other material, that forms within a tissue or organ.
"The doctor removed a small cyst from her wrist."
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cyst in a sentence
- The doctor removed a small cyst from her wrist.
- A cyst on the ovary is often harmless and goes away on its own.
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What is "cyst" in Greek?
"cyst" in Greek is κύστη. cyst means: A closed sac in the body, usually filled with fluid or other material, that forms within a tissue or organ.
How do you pronounce κύστη?
"cyst" in Greek is κύστη, pronounced "kysti".
How do you use "cyst" in a sentence?
Example: "The doctor removed a small cyst from her wrist." In Greek, "cyst" is κύστη.
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