LATINASTHELANGUAGEOFINTERNATIONALMEDICALCOMMUNICATION

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Authors: SabirovaSabinaOlimovna
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18792493
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Abstract

Latinhashistoricallyservedasthefoundationofmedicalterminologyandcontinuestofunctionasauniversallinguisticsystemininternationalmedicalcommunication.Despitenolongerbeingaspokenlanguage,Latinremainsessentialinanatomy,clinicalterminology,pharmacology,andbiologicalnomenclature.ThisarticleexaminesthehistoricaldevelopmentofLatininmedicine,itsstructuralandlinguisticadvantages,anditsroleinensuringprecision,universality,andterminologicalstandardizationinglobalhealthcarepractice.SpecialattentionisgiventotheintegrationofLatinterminologyintomodernmedicaleducationandprofessionalcommunication.ThestudydemonstratesthatLatinremainsacrucialelementofmedicaldiscourse,contributingtoclarity,scientificcontinuity,andinterculturalunderstandingincontemporarymedicine

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Classical Anatomy and Histology linguistics and terminology studies Academic Writing and Publishing

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Publication date
26 February 2026
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EN
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