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Meaning	turning Copy
Origin	Latin versiō Copy
Examples	anteversion, retroversion Copy

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Starting Letter	V
Suffix or Prefix	Suffix

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Meaning: Relating to the vagina
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Origin: Latin (vāgīna), sheath, scabbard
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Examples: Vagina
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vagin-

Meaning: Relating to the internal organs, the viscera
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Origin: Latin (viscus, pl. viscera), internal organ(s)
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Examples: Viscera
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viscer(o)-

Meaning: Relating to the bladder
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Origin: Latin (vēsīca), bladder; blister
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Examples: vesical arteries
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vesic(o)-

Meaning: duct, blood vessel
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Origin: Latin
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Examples: vasoconstriction
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vas(o)-

Meaning: blood vessel
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Origin: Latin vāsculum
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Examples:
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vasculo-

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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