sudor
/ (ˈsjuːdɔː) /
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noun
a technical name for sweat
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Derived forms of sudor
sudoral (ˈsjuːdərəl), adjectiveWord Origin for sudor
Latin
Words nearby sudor
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Medical definitions for sudor (1 of 2)
sudor
[ sōō′dər, -dôr′ ]
n.
Sweat.
Medical definitions for sudor (2 of 2)
sudor-
pref.
Perspiration; sweat:sudoresis.
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