-algia

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-algia

suff.

Pain: neuralgia.

[Greek, from algos, pain.]

-algia

n combining form

(Medicine) denoting pain or a painful condition of the part specified neuralgia odontalgia

[from Greek algos pain]

-algic adj combining form

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