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Meaning	turning Copy
Origin	Latin versiō Copy
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Starting Letter	V
Suffix or Prefix	Suffix

Meaning: swollen or twisted vein
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Origin: Latin varix
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Examples: varicose
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varic(o)-

Meaning: Relating to the veins, venous blood, and the vascular system
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Origin: Latin (vēna), blood-vessel, vein
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Examples: Venule, Venospasm
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ven-

Meaning: Relating to the belly; the stomach cavities
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Origin: Latin (venter), the belly, the stomach; the womb
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Examples: Ventrodorsal
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ventr(o)-

Meaning: Relating to the ventricles; any hollow region inside an organ
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Origin: Latin (venter), the ventricles of the heart, the ventricles of the brain
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Examples: Cardiac ventriculography
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