How Do You Spell SPLANCHNOBLAST?

Pronunciation: [splˈant͡ʃnə͡ʊblˌast] (IPA)

The word "splanchnoblast" refers to a developing cell derived from the mesoderm. Its spelling can seem a bit complicated, but it follows standard phonetic principles. The first syllable "splanc-" is pronounced /splæŋk/, with a nasal "a" sound. The second syllable "no" is pronounced /noʊ/ as in "no". The third syllable "blast" is pronounced /blæst/. So, the complete pronunciation is /splæŋknoʊblæst/. Despite its complexity, understanding IPA phonetic transcription can help us become more confident at pronunciation.

SPLANCHNOBLAST Meaning and Definition

1. The rudiment, in the embryo, of any viscus.

   A practical medical dictionary. By Stedman, Thomas Lathrop. Published 1920.

Common Misspellings for SPLANCHNOBLAST

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Etymology of SPLANCHNOBLAST

The word "splanchnoblast" is derived from two Greek roots: "splanchna" (σπλάγχνα) and "blast" (βλαστός).

1. "Splanchna" (σπλάγχνα) refers to the internal organs or viscera, specifically the bodily cavities including the digestive system, respiratory system, heart, and other organs within the abdomen and thorax. It can also be translated as "bowels" or "innards" in a broader sense.

2. "Blast" (βλαστός) in this context refers to a germ or embryonic cell. It is often used to denote a precursor cell that has the potential to develop into specific tissues or organs.