vascular in Greek
vascular in Greek is αγγειακός — vascular means relating to the vessels — such as veins, arteries, or plant tubes — that carry fluids like blood or sap through a living body.
vascular in Greek
αγγειακός
Pronounced: angeiakos
(anatomy) Relating to the flow of fluids, such as blood, lymph, or sap, through the body of an animal or plant, or to the vessels that carry such fluids
What does "vascular" mean?
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adj Relating to the vessels — such as veins, arteries, or plant tubes — that carry fluids like blood or sap through a living body.
"The surgeon specialized in vascular problems affecting blood flow to the legs."
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vascular in a sentence
- The surgeon specialized in vascular problems affecting blood flow to the legs.
- Ferns and flowering plants are vascular, meaning they have internal tubes to move water and nutrients.
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What is "vascular" in Greek?
"vascular" in Greek is αγγειακός. vascular means: Relating to the vessels — such as veins, arteries, or plant tubes — that carry fluids like blood or sap through a living body.
How do you pronounce αγγειακός?
"vascular" in Greek is αγγειακός, pronounced "angeiakos".
How do you use "vascular" in a sentence?
Example: "The surgeon specialized in vascular problems affecting blood flow to the legs." In Greek, "vascular" is αγγειακός.
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