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Date:
1600-1700
Language:
Modern Latin
Origin:
Greek
paraplegie, from para- (
PARA-
) + -plegie (from plessein
'to hit'
)
paraplegia
noun
Related topics:
Illness and Disability
par‧a‧ple‧gia
[
uncountable
]
MI
inability to move your legs and the lower part of your body
[↪
paralysis
]
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