5. Name Greek and Latin duplicates of organs: Stomach nose upper jaw abdomen lung knee hand womb renal pelvis tooth tongue inner organs kidney mouth vertebra joint cheek urinary bladder UNIT 4

The Greek and Latin duplicates of organs are:<br /><br />- Stomach: Greek (gaster), Latin (ventriculus)<br />- Nose: Greek (rhinos), Latin (nasus)<br />- Upper jaw: Greek (maxilla), Latin (maxilla)<br />- Abdomen: Greek (epigastrium, mesogastrium, hypogastrium), Latin (abdomen)<br />- Lung: Greek (pneumon), Latin (pulmo)<br />- Knee: Greek (gonos), Latin (genu)<br />- Hand: Greek (cheir), Latin (manus)<br />- Womb: Greek (metra), Latin (uterus)<br />- Renal pelvis: Greek (pyelos), Latin (pelvis renalis)<br />- Tooth: Greek (odontos), Latin (dens)<br />- Tongue: Greek (glossa), Latin (lingua)<br />- Inner organs: Greek (entos), Latin (intestina)<br />- Kidney: Greek (nephros), Latin (ren)<br />- Mouth: Greek (stoma), Latin (orbus)<br />- Vertebra: Greek (spondylos), Latin (vertebra)<br />- Joint: Greek (spondylos), Latin (articulus)<br />- Cheek: Greek (zoster), Latin (gena)<br />- Urinary bladder: Greek (kystis), Latin (vesica urinaria)