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dysaemia

dysaemia noun: unhealthy condition of blood.

Noun

dysaemia

  1. Unhealthy condition of blood.

Origin of dysaemia

From dys- + -æmia, from Ancient Greek: δυσ- (dus-, “bad, unfortunate”) in combination with αἷμα (haîma, “blood”).

Words formed from dysaemia

Questions about dysaemia

What does dysaemia mean?
Dysaemia means unhealthy condition of blood.
What part of speech is dysaemia?
Dysaemia is a noun.

Words near dysaemia in the dictionary

  1. dysacousia
  2. dysacuses
  3. dysacusis
  4. dysadaptation
  5. dysadaptations
  6. dysaemia
  7. dysaemic
  8. dysaerobic
  9. dysaesthesia
  10. dysaesthesia aethiopica
  11. dysaesthesias

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