- cochl
- , *ea (L). A snail, snail shell; spiral; a spoon
Dictionary of word roots and combining forms . Donald J. Borror. 2013.
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cochl. — coch. or cochl., (in a medical prescription) spoonful (Latin, cochleare) … Useful english dictionary
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cochl. — cochleare a spoonful (in medicine) … Latin abbreviations
cochl — abbreviation Etymology: Latin cochleare spoonful … Useful english dictionary
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