English
synaptome
From synaptic + -ome.
Formed from synaptic + -ome
Proto-Hellenic *áptō
Ancient Greek ἅπτω ‘to join’
Ancient Greek συνάπτω ‘to connect’
Ancient Greek συναπτικός ‘capable of adjusting’
New Latin synapticus
English synaptic
Today it means
noun All the synapses of a brain
Sources
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