haemorrhoids in Greek
haemorrhoids in Greek is αιμορροΐδες — haemorrhoids means a painful condition caused by swollen veins in the tissue around the anus.
haemorrhoids in Greek
αιμορροΐδες
Pronounced: aimorroides
A pathological condition caused by painful masses of dilated veins in swollen anal tissue.
What does "haemorrhoids" mean?
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noun A painful condition caused by swollen veins in the tissue around the anus.
"The doctor prescribed a cream to ease his haemorrhoids."
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haemorrhoids in a sentence
- The doctor prescribed a cream to ease his haemorrhoids.
- Long hours of sitting can make haemorrhoids worse.
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What is "haemorrhoids" in Greek?
"haemorrhoids" in Greek is αιμορροΐδες. haemorrhoids means: A painful condition caused by swollen veins in the tissue around the anus.
How do you pronounce αιμορροΐδες?
"haemorrhoids" in Greek is αιμορροΐδες, pronounced "aimorroides".
How do you use "haemorrhoids" in a sentence?
Example: "The doctor prescribed a cream to ease his haemorrhoids." In Greek, "haemorrhoids" is αιμορροΐδες.
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