- Did|y|mus
- Did|y|mus «DIHD uh muhs», noun.the surname of the Apostle Thomas (in the Bible, John 11:16).
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atlodidymus — SYN: atlantodidymus. * * * at·lo·did·y·mus (at″lo didґə mus) [atlo + Gr. didymos twin] dicephalus … Medical dictionary
anadidymus — SYN: duplicitas posterior. [G. ana, up, + didymos, twin] * * * ana·did·y·mus (an″ə didґĭ məs) [ana + didymus] conjoined twins that are divided below but united toward the cephalic pole; called also duplicitas inferior and… … Medical dictionary
atlantodidymus — Conjoined twins with two heads on one neck and a single body. SYN: atlodidymus. [atlanto + G. didymos, twin] * * * at·lan·to·did·y·mus (at lan″to didґə məs) dicephalus … Medical dictionary
catadidymus — SYN: duplicitas anterior. [cata + G. didymus, twin] * * * cata·did·y·mus (kat″ə didґĭ məs) katadidymus … Medical dictionary
craniodidymus — Conjoined twins with fused bodies but with two heads. See conjoined twins, under twin. [cranio + G. didymos, twin] * * * cra·nio·did·y·mus (kra″ne o didґĭ məs) dicephalus … Medical dictionary
cryptodidymus — Conjoined twins, with the poorly developed parasitic twin concealed within the larger autosite. See conjoined twins, under twin. [crypto + G. didymos, twin] * * * cryp·to·did·y·mus (krip″to didґə məs) [crypto + didymus]… … Medical dictionary
