Definition of scirrhoma in English:

scirrhoma

noun sɪˈrəʊməskɪˈrəʊmə

Medicine rare

Originally: a scirrhous swelling or tumour. In later use: specifically carcinoma of a scirrhous type; an instance of this.

Origin

Early 17th century; earliest use found in Philemon Holland (1552–1637), translator. From post-classical Latin scirrhoma from Hellenistic Greek σκίρρωμα, σκίρωμα hardened swelling or tumour from ancient Greek σκιροῦσθαι, σκιρροῦσθαι to be or become hardened or indurated (Hippocrates; from σκίρρος, σκῖρος) + -μα.

Definition of scirrhoma in US English:

scirrhoma

noun

Medicine rare

Originally: a scirrhous swelling or tumour. In later use: specifically carcinoma of a scirrhous type; an instance of this.

Origin

Early 17th century; earliest use found in Philemon Holland (1552–1637), translator. From post-classical Latin scirrhoma from Hellenistic Greek σκίρρωμα, σκίρωμα hardened swelling or tumour from ancient Greek σκιροῦσθαι, σκιρροῦσθαι to be or become hardened or indurated (Hippocrates; from σκίρρος, σκῖρος) + -μα.

词汇	scirrhoma
释义	Definition of scirrhoma in English: scirrhoma noun sɪˈrəʊməskɪˈrəʊmə Medicine rare Originally: a scirrhous swelling or tumour. In later use: specifically carcinoma of a scirrhous type; an instance of this. Origin Early 17th century; earliest use found in Philemon Holland (1552–1637), translator. From post-classical Latin scirrhoma from Hellenistic Greek σκίρρωμα, σκίρωμα hardened swelling or tumour from ancient Greek σκιροῦσθαι, σκιρροῦσθαι to be or become hardened or indurated (Hippocrates; from σκίρρος, σκῖρος) + -μα. Definition of scirrhoma in US English: scirrhoma noun Medicine rare Originally: a scirrhous swelling or tumour. In later use: specifically carcinoma of a scirrhous type; an instance of this. Origin Early 17th century; earliest use found in Philemon Holland (1552–1637), translator. From post-classical Latin scirrhoma from Hellenistic Greek σκίρρωμα, σκίρωμα hardened swelling or tumour from ancient Greek σκιροῦσθαι, σκιρροῦσθαι to be or become hardened or indurated (Hippocrates; from σκίρρος, σκῖρος) + -μα.
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