Etymograph

English

iatromedicine

From iatro- + medicine.

Formed from iatro- + medicine

Ancient Greek ἰάομαι ‘heal’

Ancient Greek ἰατρός ‘doctor’

English iatro-

Latin medeor ‘heal’

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Latin medicīna ‘the healing art’

Old French medecine ‘medicine’

Middle French medicine

Middle English medicin

English medicine

Today it means

noun An approach to medical treatment based on chemistry.

Language periods are conventional ranges, not dates for this word.

Etymograph / iatromedicine