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dys⋅u⋅ri⋅a

  [dis-yoo-ree-uh, dis-yoor-ee-uh]
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–noun Pathology.
difficult or painful urination.
Origin:
1350–1400; < NL < Gk dysouríā. See dys- ur-1 , -ia; r. earlier dysury, ME dissure, dissuria (< MF) < ML < Gk

Related forms:
dys⋅u⋅ric, adjective
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dys·u·ri·a   (dĭs-yŏŏr'ē-ə)   
n.  Painful or difficult urination.

[Middle English dissure, dissuria, from Old French dissure, from Medieval Latin dissuria, from Late Latin dysūria, from Greek dusouriā : dus-, dys- + -ouriā, -uria.]
dys·u'ric (-yŏŏr'ĭk) adj.
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Main Entry: dys·uria
Pronunciation: dish-'(y)ur-E-&, dis-'yur-
Function: noun
: difficult or painful discharge of urine —dys·uric /-'(y)ur-ik/ adjective
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dysuria dys·u·ri·a (dĭs-y&oobreve;r'ē-ə)
n.
Difficult or painful urination.

dys·u'ric (-y&oobreve;r'ĭk) adj.

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