lesionis
Lesionis is the Latin genitive singular form of the noun laesio, from which the English medical term lesion ultimately derives. In medical Latin, laesio denotes injury or damage to tissue, ranging from a wound to a focal pathological change. The form lesionis is used to express possession or association, roughly translating as “of the lesion” in English.
Etymology and linguistic context: Laesio comes from the verb laedo, laedere, meaning to injure or harm. The
Usage and examples: Latin phrases that use lesionis include extensio lesionis (“extent of the lesion”) and cavitas
Notes: Lesionis is not a standalone English term or a recognized medical condition. It functions as a