trilabe
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Etymology
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tri-
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Ancient Greek
[Term?]
(
“
a hold
”
)
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Noun
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trilabe
A three-
pronged
surgical
instrument
for removing
calculi
from the
bladder
.
Related terms
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bilabe
Anagrams
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altbier
,
betrail
,
librate
,
tablier
,
triable
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