A medical term for loss of appetite or inability to eat, often caused by disease or psychological distress.
From Greek 'a-' (without) + 'brosis' (eating), derived from 'bibroskein' (to eat). The medical '-ia' suffix creates a noun naming the condition.
Unlike the modern word 'anorexia,' 'abrosia' is a historical medical term showing how doctors once named appetite loss without psychological terminology.
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