English
hemorrhoidectomy
From hemorrhoid + -ectomy.
A compound of hemorrhoid + -ectomy
Proto-Indo-European *srew- ‘to flow’
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Ancient Greek αἱμορροΐς ‘veins liable to discharge blood, especially…’
Latin haemorrhoidae
Old French emorroides
Middle English emerowdes
English hemorrhoid
Today it means
noun A surgical procedure involving the excision of internal and/or external hemorrhoidal tissue, typically indicated for the treatment of symptomatic, prolapsed, thrombosed, or refractory hemorrhoids.
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Etymograph / hemorrhoidectomy