surgien
Middle English
/surˈdʒiɛn/
noun
Definitions
- A surgeon; one who practices the art of surgery.
- (rare) One who restores one's health.
Etymology
Borrowed from Old French surgien derived from Latin *chīrurgiānus, chīrurgia (surgery).
Origin
Latin
chīrurgia
Gloss
surgery
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- cardiosurgeon English
- cryosurgeon English
- cybersurgeon English
- dermasurgeon English
- electrosurgeon English
- microsurgeon English
- nanosurgeon English
- neurosurgeon English
- orthosurgeon English
- otosurgeon English
- psychosurgeon English
- supersurgeon English
- surgeon English
- surgeoncy English
- surgeoness English
- surgeonfish English
- surgeonlike English
- surgeonly English
- surgeonry English
- surgeonship English
- telesurgeon English
- *chīrurgiānus Latin
- chirurgia Latin
- chīrurgia Latin
- chīrūrgia Latin
- chirurgia Italian
- cirugía Spanish, Castilian
- χειρουργία Ancient Greek
- χειρουργός Ancient Greek
- chirurgia Polish
- cirurgie Old French
- cirurgiien Old French
- surgerie Old French
- surgien Old French
- seurgien Norman
- celorgião Old Portuguese
- cilurgia Old Portuguese
- ciruxía Asturian
- surgien xno