Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Spanish term or phrase:
Esplacnología
English translation:
splanchnology
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gspcpt
Apr 21, 2017 10:17
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Spanish term
Esplacnología
Spanish to English
Medical
Medical (general)
I find this term written in English as "esplacnology", but only in translated texts, and it looks like they just changed the suffix. What is the correct term in English?
Esplacnología, fisiología e histología de los tejidos que comprenden las regiones labial, palatina, lingual, dentoalveolar, yugal, nasal, mentoniana, maseterina, cigomática,orbitaria, frontal, infratemporal, ptérigo- maxilar y del recubrimiento cervicofacial.
Thanks!!
Esplacnología, fisiología e histología de los tejidos que comprenden las regiones labial, palatina, lingual, dentoalveolar, yugal, nasal, mentoniana, maseterina, cigomática,orbitaria, frontal, infratemporal, ptérigo- maxilar y del recubrimiento cervicofacial.
Thanks!!
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5 +4 | splanchnology |
Andrew Campbell
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5 +2 | Splanchnology |
kakapo77
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splanchnology
I think you were right that they were just changing the suffix. You also have to kill that "es" at the beginning to get closer.
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Comment: "Thanks, it was the "h" that was also missing...."
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Splanchnology
"Splanchnology" is the study of visceral organs. It is interesting that the English form bears the sequence -NCHN-, while the Spanish one bears the sequence -CN-, that is, without the first "n". The word is of greek origin, from σπλάγχνα, which means "viscera". The sequence "γχν" can often lead to sound mutation which are dependent on different languages and contexts.
Peer comment(s):
agree |
Cecilia Gowar
: NCN in French, CN in Italian :-)
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agree |
Filippe Vasconcellos de Freitas Guimarães
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