English

Etymology
From Gr. neuro-, from neuron, "nerve", originally "sinew, tendon."

Prefix
neuro-

1. Relating to nerves

#: neuroblast

1. neural|Neural

#: neuroanatomy

See also
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neuroanatomic
neuroanatomical
neuroanatomy
neurobiological
neurobiologist
neurobiology
neuroblast
neuroblastoma
neurochemical
neurodermatitis
neuroendocrine
neuroepithelium
neuroethics
neurofibroma
neurofibromatosis
neurogenesis
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neurogenic bladder
neuroglia
neurogliacyte
neuroglial
neuroglial cell
neurohormone
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neurohypophysis
neurolemma
neuroleptic
neuroleptic agent
neuroleptic drug
neuroleptics
neurolinguist
neurolinguistics
neurologic
neurological
neurological disease
neurological disorder
neurologies
neurologist
neurology
neurolysin
neuroma
neuromatous
neuromotor
neuromuscular
neuromuscular blocking agent
neuromuscular junction
neuron
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neuronal
neuronic
neurons
neuropathic
neuropathy
neurophysiological
neurophysiology
neuroplasty
neuropsychiatric
neuropsychiatry
neuropsychological
neuropsychology
Neuroptera
neuroptera
neuropteran
neuropteron
neuropterous insect
neurosarcoma
neuroscience
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neurosis
Neurospora
neurosurgeon
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neurosurgery
neurosyphilis
neurotic
neurotic depression
neurotically
neuroticism
neurotics
neurotoxic
neurotoxin
neurotransmitter
Neurotrichus
Neurotrichus gibbsii
neurotropic
neurotropism

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Finnish

Prefix
neuro-

1. neuro-

es:neuro-

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