neur-

prefix

(before a vowel) another name for neuro-

neuro- or (before a vowel) neur-

combining form

indicating a nerve or the nervous system

⇒ neuroblast

⇒ neurology

Origin

from Greek neuron nerve; related to Latin nervus

neur-

variant of neuro- before a vowel:

neuritis.

Related Words

neurilemma
aneuria
aneurin
neural
neuralgia
neurasthenia

neur-variant of neuro-, before vowels.

neur-
combining form
or neuro-

ETYMOLOGY New Latin, from Greek, nerve, sinew, from neuron — more at nerve

1. nerve
    neural
    neurology
2. neural : neural and
    neuromuscular

neur-var. of neuro-, employed before vowels (and h), as in neuradyˈnamia, nervous debility, neurasthenia; neuradyˈnamic a., of or pertaining to, of the nature of, suffering from, neurasthenia (Mayne 1856). neuˈranal a., pertaining to the neural system together with the anus or outlet. neurarˈthropathy, disease of the joints in which the nerves are affected. neuˈraxial a., pertaining to the neuraxis. neuˈraxis, the nervous axis of the body; the brain and spinal column. neuˈraxon, a process given off from a cell-body (neuron). neuˈrectasy, stretching of a nerve. neurhypˈnology (see neurypnology). neurˈhypnotist, one who practises neurypnology.Also in various other pathological or anatomical terms, as neuragmia, neur-arteria, neur-ataxia, neur-ectopy, neur-empodism, etc.: see Mayne Expos. Lex. and the Syd. Soc. Lex.1888Encycl. Brit. XXIV. 184/1 A current of water which escaped by the *neuranal canal (as in larval Amphioxus).1897Allbutt's Syst. Med. III. 73 The word *neur-arthropathy conveniently represents this class of arthritic cases.1889Buck's Handbk. Med. Sci. VIII. 108 The impossibility of determining the exact limits of these two *neuraxial regions.1899Allbutt's Syst. Med. VI. 512 The..unaltered continuity of the primitive fibrils of the *neuraxon across the ‘cell body’.1883J. Marshall (title) On Nerve-Stretching or *Neurectasy for the Relief of Pain.a1876M. Collins Pen Sketches (1879) II. 182 That peculiar idiosyncrasy which gives us our mediums, and mesmerists, and *neurhypnotists.

neur- combining form see neuro-.

neur-

combining form. the form of neuro- before vowels, as in neural.

neur-
combining form
or neuro-
Etymology: neur- from Greek, nerve, sinew, from neuron; neuro- from New Latin, from Greek, nerve, sinew, from neuron — more at nerve
1. : neural tissue : nerve
< neuroanatomy >
< neurosarcoma >
< neurotrophy >
2. : neural
< neurectoderm >
< neurocyte >
< neuromalacia >
< Neuroptera >
3. : neural and
< neurocardiac >
< neuropsychic >
< neurovascular >

词汇	neur-
词根词缀	AHD Collins Dictionary.com Macquarie MWCD OED SOED WBD Webster neur- pref.（前缀） Variant of neuro- neuro-的变体 neur- prefix (before a vowel) another name for neuro- neuro- or (before a vowel) neur- combining form indicating a nerve or the nervous system ⇒ neuroblast ⇒ neurology Origin from Greek neuron nerve; related to Latin nervus neur- 1 variant of neuro- before a vowel: neuritis. Related Words neurilemma aneuria aneurin neural neuralgia neurasthenia neur-variant of neuro-, before vowels. neur- combining form or neuro- ETYMOLOGY New Latin, from Greek, nerve, sinew, from neuron — more at nerve 1. nerve neural neurology 2. neural : neural and neuromuscular neur-var. of neuro-, employed before vowels (and h), as in neuradyˈnamia, nervous debility, neurasthenia; neuradyˈnamic a., of or pertaining to, of the nature of, suffering from, neurasthenia (Mayne 1856). neuˈranal a., pertaining to the neural system together with the anus or outlet. neurarˈthropathy, disease of the joints in which the nerves are affected. neuˈraxial a., pertaining to the neuraxis. neuˈraxis, the nervous axis of the body; the brain and spinal column. neuˈraxon, a process given off from a cell-body (neuron). neuˈrectasy, stretching of a nerve. neurhypˈnology (see neurypnology). neurˈhypnotist, one who practises neurypnology.Also in various other pathological or anatomical terms, as *neuragmia, neur-arteria, neur-ataxia, neur-ectopy, neur-empodism, etc.: see Mayne Expos. Lex.* and the Syd. Soc. Lex.1888Encycl. Brit. XXIV. 184/1 A current of water which escaped by the neuranal canal (as in larval Amphioxus).1897Allbutt's Syst. Med. III. 73 The word neur-arthropathy conveniently represents this class of arthritic cases.1889Buck's Handbk. Med. Sci. VIII. 108 The impossibility of determining the exact limits of these two neuraxial regions.1899Allbutt's Syst. Med. VI. 512 The..unaltered continuity of the primitive fibrils of the neuraxon across the ‘cell body’.1883J. Marshall (title) On Nerve-Stretching or Neurectasy for the Relief of Pain.a1876M. Collins Pen Sketches* (1879) II. 182 That peculiar idiosyncrasy which gives us our mediums, and mesmerists, and neurhypnotists. neur- combining form see neuro-. neur-* combining form. the form of neuro- before vowels, as in neural. neur- combining form or neuro- Etymology: neur- from Greek, nerve, sinew, from neuron; neuro- from New Latin, from Greek, nerve, sinew, from neuron — more at nerve 1. : neural tissue : nerve < neuroanatomy > < neurosarcoma > < neurotrophy > 2. : neural < neurectoderm > < neurocyte > < neuromalacia > < Neuroptera > 3. : neural and < neurocardiac > < neuropsychic > < neurovascular >
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