bladder meaning in Latin

English	Latin
bladder [bladders] noun [UK: ˈblæ.də(r)] [US: ˈblæ.dər]	vesica [vesicae](1st) F noun
(bladder) stone noun	calculus [calculi](2nd) M noun cauculus [cauculi](2nd) M noun
application of a catheter, drawing urine, relieving pressure on bladder noun	catheterismus [catheterismi](2nd) M noun
cervix, neck (bladder / uterus / jar / land) noun	cervix [cervicis](3rd) F noun
gall bladder noun [UK: ɡɔːl ˈblæ.də(r)] [US: ˈɡɒl ˈblæ.dər]	fel [fellis](3rd) N noun
herb good for calculi (bladder / kidney stones) noun	anthemum [anthemi](2nd) N noun
inclination / futile straining to void bowels / bladder noun	delectatio [delectationis](3rd) F noun
little bladder noun	vesicula [vesiculae](1st) F noun
one suffering from / afflicted with kidney / bladder stones noun	calculosus [calculosi](2nd) M noun
one who uses animal bladders noun	utricularius [utricularii](2nd) M noun
small bladder-like formation noun	vesicuia [vesicuiae](1st) F noun
stone (kidney / bladder), calculus noun	calculatio [calculationis](3rd) M noun
suffering from stones (kidney / bladder) adjective	calculosus [calculosa, calculosum]adjective
unknown plant (removes bladder stones) noun	calcifraga [calcifragae](1st) F noun

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