genito-

a combining form representing genital, in compound words:

genitourinary.

Related Word

genitourinary

genito-
combining form

ETYMOLOGY genital

: genital and
genitourinary

genito-|ˈdʒɛnɪtəʊ|modern combining form of L. genitālis genital, used in various physiological terms which refer to the genital organs in conjunction with other parts of the body, as genito-anal, genito-crural (in genitocrural nerve = F. nerf génito-crural), genito-spinal, genito-urinary (F. génito-urinaire).1835–6Todd Cycl. Anat. I. 384/2 This tunic is but a portion of the genito-urinary mucous membrane.1844Hoblyn Dict. Med., Genito-crural, the name of a nerve proceeding from the first lumbar, and dividing into an internal branch, which accompanies the spermatic cord; and an external, which is distributed into filaments at the crural arch.1876Gross Dis. Bladder 158 The blood may be derived from any portion of the genito-urinary mucous tract.1878T. Bryant Pract. Surg. I. 486 The genito-crural nerve, which lies upon the vessel, should not be included in the ligature.

genito-
combining form
Etymology: genital
: genital and
< genitourinary >

genito-

Prefix

Relating to the genitals

Related terms

genito-anal

genito-urinary

词汇	genito-
词根词缀	Dictionary.com MWCD OED Webster Wiktionary genito- 1 a combining form representing genital, in compound words: genitourinary. Related Word genitourinary genito- combining form ETYMOLOGY genital : genital and genitourinary genito-\|ˈdʒɛnɪtəʊ\|modern combining form of L. genitālis genital, used in various physiological terms which refer to the genital organs in conjunction with other parts of the body, as *genito-anal, genito-crural* (in *genitocrural nerve* = F. nerf génito-crural), *genito-spinal, genito-urinary* (F. génito-urinaire).1835–6Todd Cycl. Anat. I. 384/2 This tunic is but a portion of the genito-urinary mucous membrane.1844Hoblyn Dict. Med., Genito-crural, the name of a nerve proceeding from the first lumbar, and dividing into an internal branch, which accompanies the spermatic cord; and an external, which is distributed into filaments at the crural arch.1876Gross Dis. Bladder 158 The blood may be derived from any portion of the genito-urinary mucous tract.1878T. Bryant Pract. Surg. I. 486 The genito-crural nerve, which lies upon the vessel, should not be included in the ligature. genito- combining form Etymology: genital : genital and < genitourinary > genito- Prefix Relating to the genitals Related terms genito-anal genito-urinary
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