English
triventricular
From tri- + ventricular.
Formed from tri- + ventricular
Proto-Indo-European *wend-tri-
New Latin venter ‘belly, stomach, womb’
New Latin ventriculus ‘belly, stomach, ventricle’
New Latin *ventricularis
English ventricular
Today it means
adj Relating to three ventricles
Sources
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Etymograph / triventricular