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sarc/o — Flesh
sarc/o means flesh. Ancient Greek source words and medical terminology examples: sarcolemma.
Meaning and source words
Meaning: Flesh
- Ancient Greek: σάρξ σαρκός (sarx sarkos)
Examples and word parts
sarcolemma
The membrane surrounding a muscle fiber.
Word parts: sarc/o (flesh) + lemma (covering)
Recorded forms: sarco-
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