epithelium in Greek
epithelium in Greek is επιθήλιο — epithelium means the thin tissue made of one or more layers of cells that covers and lines the surfaces of the body and its organs.
epithelium in Greek
επιθήλιο
Pronounced: epithilio
(anatomy) A membranous tissue composed of one or more layers of cells which forms the covering of most internal and external surfaces of the body and its organs: internally including the lining of vessels and other small cavities, and externally being the skin.
What does "epithelium" mean?
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noun The thin tissue made of one or more layers of cells that covers and lines the surfaces of the body and its organs.
"The epithelium lining the airways traps dust and germs."
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epithelium in a sentence
- The epithelium lining the airways traps dust and germs.
- Skin is a form of epithelium.
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What is "epithelium" in Greek?
"epithelium" in Greek is επιθήλιο. epithelium means: The thin tissue made of one or more layers of cells that covers and lines the surfaces of the body and its organs.
How do you pronounce επιθήλιο?
"epithelium" in Greek is επιθήλιο, pronounced "epithilio".
How do you use "epithelium" in a sentence?
Example: "The epithelium lining the airways traps dust and germs." In Greek, "epithelium" is επιθήλιο.
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