Look up: didymus

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   didymus
   1. An alternive term for the testis. ... Origin: G. Didymos, a twin, pl. Didymoi, testes ... 2. <suffix> A conjoined twin, with the first element of the complete word designating fused parts. ... See: -dymus, -pagus. ... Origin: G. Didymos, twin ... (21 Jun 2000) ...
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   Didymus
   `Didymus` may refer to: * Thomas the Apostle or `Didymus`, both names meaning `twin` in Aramaic and Greek respetively, is the most well-known Didymus due to his role in early Christian history * Didymus Chalcenterus (ca. 63 BCE - 10 CE), Hellenistic scholar and grammarian * Didymus the Blind (313 - 398), ecclesiastical writer of Alexandria * Didymus the Musician, music theorist in Alexandria of the 1st century AD * Theodora and Didymus, 4th cen...
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   didymus
   (didŽә-mәs) testis.
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   didymus
   didymus 1. A twin. 2. A congenital abnormality involving joined twins. 3. A testicle.
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   didymus
   Syn: testis [G. didymos, a twin, pl. didymoi, testes]
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   Didymus
   Didymus: see Thomas, Saint.
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