Etymology of the Greek word kardia (καρδία)
the Greek word
kardia, καρδία (heart; the heart; the thoughts or feelings (mind); also (by analogy) the middle)
derived from the Proto-Indo-European root
*kerd-Derivations in Greek
kardiakos,
cardiacus,
kardialgia,
akardiosDerivations in other languages
English
pericardial, English
myocardium, English
endocardium, English
epicardium, English
cardio-, English
cardia, English
bradycardia, English
tachycardia, French
cardia, Italian
cardite, Italian
-cardia, Italian
acardia, Italian
pancardite, Italian
-càrdio, Latin
Gynocardia, Latin
Cardium, Latin
Amphicardia, Latin
Leptocardia, Latin
Pachycardia, Latin
Isocardia, Latin
cardiolum, Latin
Diotocardia, Latin
Monotocardia, Latin
bucardia
