Amputated

/ˈæmpjʊˌteɪtəd/ verb

Surgically removed a limb or body part, usually due to injury, disease, or medical necessity.

From Latin 'amputare' (to cut off), combining 'amb-' (around) and 'putare' (to prune, cut). Originally used in agriculture, then adopted for surgical procedures.

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