laryngo-

1. a combining form representing larynx in compound words:

   laryngotomy.

laryngo-

combining_form

1. indicating the larynx

   laryngoscope

Word History and Origins

Origin of laryngo-¹

Combining form representing New Latin larynx, Greek lárynx (stem laryng- ) larynx; -o-

Example Sentences

The wide distribution of these pharyngo-laryngo-esophago-pulmano-cardio-gastric nerves gives ample opportunity for reflexes.

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Laryngo-tracheotomy, when the cricoid cartilage and the upper ring of the trachea are divided.

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In children it is sometimes found necessary to divide the cricoid for this purpose (laryngo-tracheotomy).

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The lungs are paired bodies which open into the laryngo-tracheal chamber.

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This is the upper end of the laryngo-tracheal chamber, and the flaps within on either side of the slit are the vocal cords.

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