Definition of prodroma in English:

prodroma

noun prəʊˈdrəʊməˈprɒdrəʊmə

Medicine

A symptom or sign that is characteristic or premonitory of the onset of a disease (chiefly in plural). Also: a set of such symptoms or signs; the initial, usually non-specific stage of a disease.

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in The Lancet. Alteration of either prodrome or prodromus, perhaps after words in -oma (although the semantic connection is not exact), or perhaps as a supposed Latin equivalent to ancient Greek προδρομή an instance of running forward (although this would not explain either of the plural forms), or perhaps originally a plural in form prodroma after ancient Greek πρόδρομα, neuter plural of πρόδρομος.

Definition of prodroma in US English:

prodroma

noun

Medicine

A symptom or sign that is characteristic or premonitory of the onset of a disease (chiefly in plural). Also: a set of such symptoms or signs; the initial, usually non-specific stage of a disease.

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in The Lancet. Alteration of either prodrome or prodromus, perhaps after words in -oma (although the semantic connection is not exact), or perhaps as a supposed Latin equivalent to ancient Greek προδρομή an instance of running forward (although this would not explain either of the plural forms), or perhaps originally a plural in form prodroma after ancient Greek πρόδρομα, neuter plural of πρόδρομος.

单词	prodroma
释义	Definition of prodroma in English: prodroma noun prəʊˈdrəʊməˈprɒdrəʊmə Medicine A symptom or sign that is characteristic or premonitory of the onset of a disease (chiefly in plural). Also: a set of such symptoms or signs; the initial, usually non-specific stage of a disease. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in The Lancet. Alteration of either prodrome or prodromus, perhaps after words in -oma (although the semantic connection is not exact), or perhaps as a supposed Latin equivalent to ancient Greek προδρομή an instance of running forward (although this would not explain either of the plural forms), or perhaps originally a plural in form prodroma after ancient Greek πρόδρομα, neuter plural of πρόδρομος. Definition of prodroma in US English: prodroma noun Medicine A symptom or sign that is characteristic or premonitory of the onset of a disease (chiefly in plural). Also: a set of such symptoms or signs; the initial, usually non-specific stage of a disease. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in The Lancet. Alteration of either prodrome or prodromus, perhaps after words in -oma (although the semantic connection is not exact), or perhaps as a supposed Latin equivalent to ancient Greek προδρομή an instance of running forward (although this would not explain either of the plural forms), or perhaps originally a plural in form prodroma after ancient Greek πρόδρομα, neuter plural of πρόδρομος.
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