gynecophorus

(jin-e-kof’o-rus). Same as Bilharsia. gynandrism (jin-an’drizm) [Gr. γυνή woman + ἀνήρ man). Hermaphroditism. gynandroid (ji-nan’droid) (Gr. γυνή woman + ἀνήρ man). A hermaphrodite woman resembling a man. gynandromorphism (jin-an-dro-morfizm) (Gr. yurh female + ἀνήρ male + μορφὴ form]. The quality of having both male and female characters. dromorphous (jin-an-dro-mor’fus). ing both male and female qualities. gynatresia (jin-ah-tre’ze-ah) (Gr. yur woman + a priv. + τρῆσις perforation]. An imperforate condition of the vagina. gynecic (jin-e’sik). Pertaining to women. gynecium, gynoscium (jin-e’se-um) (Gr. yurh woman + olxos house]. The female part of a flower. gynecoiatry (jin-e-ko-i’at-re). Gyniatrics. gynecologic, gynecological (jin-e-ko-lo’jik, jine-ko-loj’ik-al). Pertaining to gynecology. gynecologist (jin-e-kol’o-jist). A person skilled in gynecology. gynecology (jin-e-kol’o-je) (Gr. γυνή woman + λόγος discourse]. That branch of medicine which treats of women’s constitution and diseases, especially of the genital, urinary, and rectal diseases occurring in women. gynecomania (jin-e-ko-ma’ne-ah) (Gr. γυνή woman + yavia madne ]. Satyriasis. gynecomastia (jin’e-ko-mas’te-ah) [Gr. -yurh woman + μαστός breast). Exce ive size of the male mammary glands. gynecomasty (jin’e-ko-mas-te). Gynecomastia. gynecomaszia (jin-e-ko-ma’ze-ah). Same as gynecomastia. gynecopathy (jin-e-kop’ath-e) + πάθος disease]. Hav- (Gr. γυνή woman peculiar to women. 417 GYRUS