Additional body roots · Digestion
enter/o — Intestine
enter/o means intestine. Ancient Greek source words and additional body roots examples: enteritis.
Meaning and source words
Meaning: Intestine
- Ancient Greek: ἔντερον (enteron)
Examples and word parts
enteritis
Inflammation of the small intestine.
Word parts: enter (intestine) + -itis (inflammation)
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Related digestion terms
- dent/i — Tooth
dental
- esophag/o — Esophagus
esophageal
- jejun/o — Jejunum
jejunal
- col/o — Colon
colitis
- an/o — Anus
anal
- bili/o — Bile
biliary
- pancreat/o — Pancreas
pancreatic
- gingiv/o — Gum
gingival
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Sources and usage
From the Word Radicals additional body roots collection. Source words and word parts are learning references; modern meanings can differ from their classical sources.