chirurgery

chirurgery
chirurgic, chirurgical, adj.
/kuy rerr"jeuh ree/, n. Archaic.
surgery.
[1350-1400; CHIRURG(EON) + -ERY; r. ME sirurgerie < MF cirurgerie < L chirurg(ia) ( < Gk cheirourgía; see CHIRURGEON, -IA) + OF -erie -ERY]

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