-rrhea

English

Alternative forms

• -rrhoea (UK)
• -rrhœa (obsolete)

Etymology

From Ancient Greek ῥοία (rhoía, “flow, flux”).

Suffix

-rrhea

1. flowing

Derived terms

Terms derived from or featuring -rrhea

• amenorrhea
• amyxorrhea
• blennorrhea
• bronchorrhea
• cryptomenorrhea
• dacryorrhea
• diarrhea
• dysmenorrhea

• eumenorrhea
• galactorrhea
• gonorrhea
• leucorrhea
• leukorrhea
• logorrhea
• menorrhea
• otorrhea

• pyorrhea
• rhinorrhea
• seborrhea
• sialorrhea
• spermatorrhea
• stearrhea
• steatorrhea

Translations

flowing

• French: -rrhée (fr) f
• Greek: -ρροια f (-rroia)

  Ancient:

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• Italian: -rragia

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