VENTER SUPREMUS Meaning and
Definition
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A practical medical dictionary. By Stedman, Thomas Lathrop. Published 1920.
Common Misspellings for VENTER SUPREMUS
- venter suprem5s
- venter supremes
- venter supremqs
- venter supremws
- venter supremts
- venter supremu3
- venter supremuc
- venter supremuq
- venter supremur
- v enter supremus
- ve nter supremus
- ven ter supremus
- vent er supremus
- vente r supremus
- venter s upremus
- venter supr emus
- venter supre mus
- venter suprem us
- venter supremu s
Etymology of VENTER SUPREMUS
The phrase "venter supremus" is not a commonly used term in English, and therefore it does not have an established etymology. However, we can break down the phrase based on the Latin words it comprises.
1. "Venter" is the Latin word for "belly" or "stomach".
2. "Supremus" is the Latin word for "highest" or "supreme".
Combined, "venter supremus" would roughly translate to "highest belly" or "supreme stomach" in English. It is worth noting that this phrase is not typically found in the English language and may be a phrase coined separately or from a specific context.
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