anomia

[uh-noh-mee-uh]

noun Medicine/Medical.

the inability to name objects or to recognize the written or spoken names of objects.

Origin of anomia

< New Latin, irregular < Greek a- a-⁶ + Latin nōm(en) name + -ia -ia

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The Terebratul are included in the genus Anomia in the system of Linnus.
A Conchological Manual
George Brettingham Sowerby
It has the same sort of calcified byssus as Anomia, and also the hole to accommodate it in the smaller valve.
The Sea-beach at Ebb-tide
Augusta Foote Arnold
Anomia has an irregularly rounded shell, with one convex and one flat or concave valve.
The Sea-beach at Ebb-tide
Augusta Foote Arnold
The bent form of the embryonic heart recalls the heart of spiders; it lies at first free, as in the mollusc Anomia.
Form and Function
E. S. (Edward Stuart) Russell
Note the barnacles, silver shells (Anomia), etc., on the box and rope.
A Report upon the Mollusk Fisheries of Massachusetts
Commissioners on Fisheries and Game

anomia in Medicine

(ə-nō′mē-ə)