Definition
Plural of bothrium; groove-like structures or sucking grooves found on the heads of certain tapeworms that help them attach to host intestines.
Etymology
From Greek 'bothros' meaning pit or hole, plus Latin plural '-ium.' The term was coined in parasitology to describe the anatomical features of tapeworms.
Kelly Says
Bothriums are like tiny vacuum cleaner slots—tapeworms use them to grip intestinal walls so firmly they can stay in place for years despite your body's attempts to flush them out. It's nature's grim engineering.
Translations
AMአማርኛ
ቦትሪኦሊምስ
boθri-o-lims
ARالعربية
بوثريوم
boθri-um
BNবাংলা
বোথ্রিয়ামস
boθri-ums
CACatalà
bothriums
boθri-ums
CSČeština
bothriums
boθri-ums
DADansk
bothriums
boθri-ums
DEDeutsch
Bothriums
boθri-ums
ELΕλληνικά
Bothriums
boθri-ums
ESEspañol
bothriums
boθri-ums
FISuomi
bothriums
boθri-ums
FRFrançais
bothriums
boθri-ums
GUGU
બોથ્રિયમ્સ
boθri-ums
HEעברית
Bothriums
boθri-ums
HIहिन्दी
बोथ्रियम्स
boθri-ums
HUMagyar
bothriums
boθri-ums
IDBahasa Indonesia
bothriums
boθri-ums
ITItaliano
bothriums
boθri-ums
KMKM
បൊទ្រីអូលីម
boθri-o-lim
MRMR
बोथ्रियम्स
boθri-ums
MSBahasa Melayu
bothriums
boθri-ums
MYမြန်မာ
ဗိုသရီယိုလီမ်
boθri-o-lim
NLNederlands
bothriums
boθri-ums
NONorsk
bothriums
boθri-ums
PLPolski
bothriums
boθri-ums
PTPortuguês
bothriums
boθri-ums
RORomână
bothriums
boθri-ums
RUРусский
Bothriums
boθri-ums
SVSvenska
bothriums
boθri-ums
SWKiswahili
bothriums
boθri-ums
TAதமிழ்
போத்திரியம்ஸ்
boθri-ums
TEతెలుగు
బోథ్రియమ్స్
boθri-ums
TRTürkçe
bothriums
boθri-ums
UKУкраїнська
Bothriums
boθri-ums
VITiếng Việt
bothriums
boθri-ums