English
Etymology
Via modern Latin from Greek
Noun
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pharynx (plural pharynges or pharynxes)
- anatomy The part of the alimentary canal that extends from the mouth and nasal cavities to the larynx, where it becomes continuous with the esophagus.
Derived terms
pharyngeal
pharyngectomy
pharyngitis
pharyngological
pharyngologist
pharyngology
pharyngoscope
pharyngotomy
Translations
trans-top|part of alimentary canal
Chinese (simplified): � (yà n)
Czech: hltan m
Danish: svælg n
Dutch: farynx m
Finnish: kurkkutorvi
French: pharynx m
German: Pharynx m
Greek: �ά��γγα� (fáringas) m
Italian: faringe m
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Japanese: å�½é (intou)
Korean: �� (indu)
Latin: pharynx m, pharyngis (genitive)
Polish: gard�o n
Russian: �а�инк� (fárinks) m, зев (zev) m, гло�ка (glótka) f
Spanish: faringe m
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Category:Greek derivations
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