IPA: /ˌhiːməˈfɪlɪk/
KK: /hɪˈmoʊfɪlɪk/
Relating to a medical condition where a person's blood does not clot properly, often leading to excessive bleeding.
The hemophilic patient requires special care to manage their condition during surgery.
Hemophilic → It is formed from "hemo-" (from Greek "haima", meaning blood) and "-philic" (from Greek "philia", meaning love or affinity). The word describes a condition characterized by a love or affinity for blood, specifically relating to the inability to clot blood properly.
Think of 'blood' ('hemo-') and 'love' or 'affinity' ('-philic') to remember that hemophilic refers to a condition related to blood.