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[
spur
-m
uh
-ree
]
sper·ma·ry
/
ˈspɜr
mə
ri
/
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[
spur
-m
uh
-ree
]
Show IPA
noun,
plural
-ries.
an organ in
which
spermatozoa are generated; testis.
Origin:
1860–65;
<
Neo-Latin
spermārium,
equivalent to
Late Latin
sperm
(
a
)
sperm
1
+
-ārium
-ary
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