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10 Language-to-English Dictionariesintraoral
Pronunciation / Transliteration: intraoral
"O dentista fez um exame intraoral."
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
Relating to or occurring within the mouth.
"The dentist performed an intraoral examination to assess the patient's dental health." - 2
Referring to procedures or devices that are used inside the mouth.
"Intraoral cameras are commonly used to capture images of the teeth and gums."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The term 'intraoral' is derived from the prefix 'intra-', meaning 'within', and 'oral', which comes from the Latin 'oralis', meaning 'of the mouth'. The term has been used in medical and dental contexts since the late 20th century to describe anything occurring within the mouth.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Intraoral" is said worldwide
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intraoral
Transliteration: intraoral
"Le dentiste a effectué un examen intraoral."
intraoral
Transliteration: intraoral
"Der Zahnarzt führte eine intraorale Untersuchung durch."
intraorale
Transliteration: intraorale
"Il dentista ha eseguito un esame intraorale."
intraoral
Transliteration: intraoral
"El dentista realizó un examen intraoral."
intraoral
Transliteration: intraoral
"O dentista fez um exame intraoral."
मौखिक
Transliteration: maukhik
"डेंटिस्ट ने मौखिक परीक्षा की।"
口腔内的
Transliteration: kǒuqiāng nèi de
"牙医进行了口腔内的检查。"
구강 내의
Transliteration: gugang naeui
"치과 의사가 구강 내의 검사를 수행했습니다."
口腔内の
Transliteration: こうこうないの
"歯科医は口腔内の検査を行いました。"
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