مورسرج

مُورْسَرِج (noun)

Etymology: Borrowed from Middle Persian preceding Classical Persian مورسرک (⁠mōr⁠sarak), from مور (⁠mōr⁠, “ant”) + سرک (sar, “head”) + ـک (-ak, diminutive suffix), literally “small ant-head”, also مورسه (⁠mōr⁠sara), itself a calque of Ancient Greek μυιοκέφαλον (muioképhalon), and, we must note because one finds the proper entry thereby, Classical Syriac † ܡܽܘܣܰܪܓ (m؜ūsarg, mūsareg), probably corrupt like Persian † موسرک (⁠mō⁠sarak) and † موسرج (mō⁠saraj), and Arabic † مُوسَرِج († mūsarij), † مُوسَرَج († mūsaraj), also taṣḥīf † مُوشَرِج († mūšarij).

Meaning: choroidal melanoma, uveal melanoma

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