prostate in Greek
prostate in Greek is προστάτης — prostate means a small gland in male mammals, located below the bladder, that produces part of the fluid in semen.
prostate in Greek
προστάτης
Pronounced: prostatis
The prostate gland. [from 1646]
What does "prostate" mean?
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noun A small gland in male mammals, located below the bladder, that produces part of the fluid in semen.
"Doctors recommend men over 50 get their prostate checked regularly."
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adj Relating to this gland.
"She underwent a routine prostate exam."
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prostate in a sentence
- Doctors recommend men over 50 get their prostate checked regularly.
- He was diagnosed with an enlarged prostate last year.
- She underwent a routine prostate exam.
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What is "prostate" in Greek?
"prostate" in Greek is προστάτης. prostate means: A small gland in male mammals, located below the bladder, that produces part of the fluid in semen.
How do you pronounce προστάτης?
"prostate" in Greek is προστάτης, pronounced "prostatis".
How do you use "prostate" in a sentence?
Example: "Doctors recommend men over 50 get their prostate checked regularly." In Greek, "prostate" is προστάτης.
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